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View 44 business solutions Voting Clear Filters Browse free open source Voting software and projects below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source Voting software by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status. ●

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Simple PHP Polling System

Helps an organization to create polls of different types of positions. This script helps organizations to make polls of different types of positions with a number of candidates under each position. The script is not very stable and the code is still rough. Installation: i. Download the script and unzip it to your localhost or web server. Works best with Wamp server. ii. Import polling3.sql from the dbBackups folder in the admin folder. Use phpMyAdmin in this case or together with cPanel for online server. iii. Add login.html into the Apache configuration file to enable direct redirection to the system. If you don't know the config file, Google for more info about this!!! v. You're done! Hooray!!! Now you can test drive the system. Username: admin, Password: admin, URL: http://localhost/yoursite/admin; For the admin section. The rest is in the database tables. NB: Please use the "External Link" menus above to support this project in one way or another. PM me for other means. Any kind of support will be very much appreciated. Thanks a bunch. 6 Reviews Downloads: 2 This Week Last Update: 2015-08-07 See Project ●

Citizen Intelligence Agency

Osinr intelligence platform for political transparency in Sweden An open-source intelligence platform for political transparency in Sweden, providing governance insights and accountability metrics. Downloads: 5 This Week Last Update: 1 day ago See Project ●

Digraph3

A collection of python3 modules for Algorithmic Decision Theory This collection of Python3 modules provides a large range of implemented decision aiding algorithms useful in the field of outranking digraphs based Multiple Criteria Decision Aid (MCDA), especially best choice, linear ranking and absolute or relative rating algorithms with multiple incommensurable criteria. Technical documentation and tutorials are available under the following link: https://digraph3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ The tutorials introduce the main objects like digraphs, outranking digraphs and performance tableaux. There is also a tutorial provided on undirected graphs. Some tutorials are problem oriented and show how to compute the winner of an election, how to build a best choice recommendation, or how to linearly rank or rate with multiple incommensurable performance criteria. Other tutorials concern more specifically operational aspects of computing maximal independent sets (MISs) and kernels in graphs and digraphs. Downloads: 4 This Week Last Update: 2 days ago See Project ●

ADSVote

ADSVote is an election result analyzer able to go from the raw results to a nice table and graph. Currently, it works for constituencies with proportional allocation methods like D'Hondt or Sainte-Lague. 1 Review Downloads: 1 This Week Last Update: 2024-06-15 See Project ●

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Mavenlink | Project Management Software Connecting People, Projects, and Profits Mavenlink is an innovative online resource management and project management software built for professional services teams. Offering a better way to manage projects and resources, Mavenlink transforms businesses by combining project management, collaboration, time tracking, resource management, and project financials all in one place. Get Started Today ●

Seats Calculator

Seats calculator in a proportional voting scenario Java software for computing seats distribution in a proportional voting scenario. D'Hondt, Saint-Lague and Hare-Nimeyer. For more info: https://sites.google.com/site/pubredi/social-choice/seats-calculator Downloads: 1 This Week Last Update: 2016-02-15 See Project ●

Analytical Customer Relationship Manag.

The main goal of the Analytical Customer Relationship Management system is to improve services provided to customers, and to use customer contact information for targeted marketing. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2016-02-16 See Project ●

Belief Merger

A simple Belief Merging Prototype Belief merging aims at combining several pieces of (possibly inconsistent) information coming from different sources. The goal is to produce a single consistent set of information, trying to keep the most of the information of the sources. A belief merging operator is the responsible for making the belief merging. With this tool you can compare the ΔΣ, ΔGMax and the Δps (PS-Merge) operators. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2016-03-03 See Project ●

Belief Reviser

Belief Revision via PS-Merge under constraints belief merging operator Belief revision is a central topic in knowledge representation and reasoning. It consists in incorporating a new belief, changing as few as possible of the original beliefs while preserving consistency. Revision always considers new evidence as a better belief. Such new evidence is usually represented in the form of a propositional formula which must be preserved after the revision. Here, the Δps (PS-Merge) belief merging operator is extended in order to consider constraints, and this extension is used as a strategy for belief revision. The new evidence is treated as a constraint so the extended merging operator can obtain the revised belief base. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2016-06-21 See Project ●

Civic Tech Field Guide

The directory web application for the Civic Tech Field Guide The Civic Tech Field Guide is led by its Curator, Matt Stempeck. The project’s mission is to effectively grow the field of civic tech. We have many challenges facing democracies and the world at large, and it’s our belief that we need more people contributing more productively to improving things. This belief drives our core values of: A global perspective, as we can all learn from others’ work. Making our resources as available as possible through open source code, open data licensing, and strong accessibility. Inclusively pointing to helpful resources others have created, even and especially if they could be seen as competitors. Providing an often missing archival memory of the field, so we can learn from our past mistakes and get better at what we do, rather than brush failures under the carpet. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2024-06-17 See Project ●

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Direktdemokraterna Drupal

The site for developing the new direct democratic website and platform based on Drupal, primarily used for the Swedish direct democracy party Direktdemokraterna. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2013-04-18 See Project ●

Discursive Dilemma

Optimal Decision Rules for the Discursive Dilemma Accompanying software for the paper "Optimal Decision Rules for the Discursive Dilemma", by A. Alabert, M. Farré and R. Montes (https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.13100). Computes a ranking of the best decision rules according to a quantitative criterion based on the minimisation of the combined probabilities of false positives and false negatives Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2022-12-23 See Project ●

ECI4All

A complete tool for the European Citizens' Initiative Organizer ECI4All aims to be a fare replacement for the current Online Collection System for ECI. It allows ECI organizers to easily set up a system capable of gathering statements of support. Main features: - built on top of the Annex III of the Regulation on the citizens’ initiative - fully compliant with the Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 1179/2011 - fully customizable - can be easily integrated into the ECI campaign website - AMP solution (very easy and cheap to host) - built with security in mind (using hardware token based authentication) - data integrity can be checked at any given moment by the organizer - fast exporting operations - fast decryption of signatures - widgets for signature distributions Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2013-05-30 See Project ●

EasyQuery

EasyQuery 1.0 EasyQuery is a voting web application to know the reviews of differents issues. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2016-11-28 See Project ●

GlassBeadGame

Organizing the Knowledge of Humanity OUT OF DATE: See the Singularity project here at sourceforge. This project aims to make the expanse of human knowledge beautifully presentable and the exabytes of data navigable by an average user via the power of a Unified Data Model and 3d visualization layer for the Web. It will invert the top 3 layers of the OSI network model to make a 3-dimensional presentation layer with a peer-to-peer session layer for the Internet. For the curious, there is a simple demo that provides a small sense of the possibilities. Requires: VPython available here or see http://vpython.org. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2021-11-22 See Project ●

IGB Stack Flair

A dynamic flair for Stack Exchange sites A dynamic flair for Stack Exchange sites inspired by Stack Exchange's native User Flairs (http://stackoverflow.com/users/flair/) with advanced features: • including sites with more than 101 reputation (compared to 200) • detailed reputation summary (compared to K and M abbreviations) • detailed statistics about Questions, Answers, Reputation, Gold, Silver and Bronze badges for each included site (compared to <null>) • updated in real-time (compared to 24–36 hrs) Please note the throttles the Stack Exchange API defines: https://api.stackexchange.com/docs/throttle IGB Stack Flair web page integration: https://sourceforge.net/p/igbstackflair/code/ci/master/tree/v1/igbstackflair.html IGB Stack Flair wiki page for Wikipedia Integration: https://sourceforge.net/p/igbstackflair/wiki/Wikipedia%20Integration/ Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2017-05-23 See Project ●

Kantpoll

A free and open-source election management system. Kantpoll was built with a focus on voting secrecy and auditability. After starting the server, create and manage campaigns in the browser (accessing http: //localhost:1985/home.html) Our principles: Transparency - people should not be fooled or manipulated. Privacy - people should not fear being observed, measured and analyzed. Anonymity - which ensures that people will not be subjected to sanctions or reprimands. Security - protection of voters' data and communications. Decentralization - data about campaigns should not be subject to censorship. Internationalization - language should not be an obstacle to voter participation. Representativeness - technology should help to bring closer voters to candidates. Simplicity - everyone should be able to vote and every organization should be able to create a campaign. Scalability - which ensures that campaigns will be processed efficiently. Flexibility - there is no ideal format for a campaign, the code must be open to innovation. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2019-02-17 See Project ●

LHI

Programa que minimiza el índice Loosemore-Hanby a la hora de asignar escaños a diferentes opciones de voto. Orientado a mejorar la representatividad parlamentaria. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2014-04-23 See Project ●

LQFB-analyser

A lqfb delegation analyser. A 3d directed weighted multi graph. A rich client to analyse data from a liquid-feedback (http://liquidfeedback.org/) instance, for now it's a 3d graph explorer to inspect the delegations. It's an application based on the eclipse platform (indigo). To be precise its a directed weighted multi graph browser in 3d. Find out more in the wiki https://sourceforge.net/p/lqfbanalyser/wiki/Home/ . Generated reports https://sourceforge.net/p/lqfbanalyser/wiki/generated%20lqfb%20reports/ . Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2013-11-11 See Project ●

One Time Password Mailer

This project allows you to create anonymus but controllable online surveys by generating one time passwords. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2015-10-22 See Project ●

Open Campaign

Issue Campaign web site. 3 pages are available: index to tell the issue, voters page, and administration page. 1 Review Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2013-04-10 See Project ●

Open Source Voting

A project to create an open source voting system Due to the overwhelming amount of evidence of fraud within the electronic voting process, I feel tht it is time to make an open sourced voting system that is as close to bullet proof as possible. To start this process off, I will be gathering system requirements from various concerned groups. Once requirements have been gathered, a decision on software and hardware specifications will be made. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2015-07-12 See Project ●

Open Trust Metrics Standard

The purpose of this project is to create an open and transparent standard format in XML for trust metric data and aggregate contribution calculation. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2013-04-08 See Project ●

Partito Pirata

sourcecode of the Partito Pirata project This project is related to the Partito Pirata source code issueHere we host the development and sharing of the source code of the production into the Partito Pirata project. Every single bit in terms of information and source code will be available here for free 1 Review Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2012-07-09 See Project ●

Petitioner

Automatic email petitioner for the Australian Federal Government. Petitioner is a CGI application written in Python that lets users create and send petitions to multiple members of parliament at once. Petitions are saved to a unique link that can be shared. Every time someone follows that link, a petition will be sent to the selected MPs. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2013-05-30 See Project ●

Quiztastic

Quiztastic is an open source web based quiz administration system with a flex front end and a java backend. Downloads: 0 This Week Last Update: 2014-07-13 See Project ● Previous ●1 ●2 ● Next

Guide to Open Source Voting Software

Open source voting software is an affordable and effective way for organizations to conduct online elections. It allows users to securely and conveniently cast their votes from any location with a computer or mobile device. Open source voting software offers advantages such as better privacy, improved accuracy, cost savings, faster results, and greater accessibility. Privacy is one of the primary benefits of open source voting software. It encrypts data so that voters cannot be identified by anyone other than themselves when they submit their ballots. This ensures that no one can access or manipulate the vote counting process in any way. Furthermore, many open source solutions use technology such as blockchain which inherently provides high security levels and prevents tampering of the election process. Open source voting systems are also highly accurate due to their use of sophisticated algorithms to ensure transparency in the results generated by these systems. They can perform various checks on each ballot submitted by a voter including verification of identity, invalid ballots detection, double-count avoidance and more which helps reduce errors made during the counting process. Additionally, some open source solutions offer audit trails for each vote so that all activity related to an election can be tracked should there ever be a dispute about the results generated. Cost savings are another advantage offered by open source voting software compared to conventional paper-based processes or commercial proprietary solutions available on the market today. Many open source solutions are free or low-cost providing significant financial gains for organizations choosing this type of system instead of buying expensive software licenses up front. Since these systems typically involve minimal hardware setup expenses - just enough machines to serve as polling booths - costs can further decrease if multiple elections are held over time using only one set up machine per station for example running Windows Server 2012 R2 with.NET Framework 4 installed along with SQL Server 2008 Express Edition & Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services installed (recommended).

Features Offered by Open Source Voting Software

●Secure Ballot Delivery: Open source voting software can store and securely transmit voting ballots using a variety of measures, such as encryption and digital signature. This ensures that the ballot delivered to the voter is secure from tampering or other malicious activities. ●Voter Verification: An important component of open source voting systems is voter verification. Before any ballot is accepted for tabulation, it must be verified to ensure that it came from an eligible voter in a specific jurisdiction. This process helps keep elections secure by preventing fraudulent votes. ●Accessibility: Open source voting systems are designed to be highly accessible to voters with disabilities or those who speak different languages. Voters are able to select the type of ballot they wish to cast, the language they want their ballot in and make special accommodations if necessary depending on individual needs. ●Customizable Interfaces: Most open source voting software offers customizable interfaces which allow election administrators to tailor their system’s design and features according to their particular requirements. They can also use different themes and graphics as well as providing extra control over usability options like when certain buttons appear onscreen or changing how data is displayed on screens publicly visible during elections. ●Cross-Platform Compatibility: Another feature offered by many open source solutions is their cross-platform compatibility with various hardware devices and operating systems including desktop computers, tablets, smartphones and even specialized electronic tablets used for polls with disabled users or those administered in remote areas without access Internet connection for online ballots delivery. ●Transparency: Finally, all open source voting software typically stores its audit logs in public databases which allows anyone (governmental bodies, political parties, media outlets) to inspect these documents before and after each electoral session ensuring full transparency whenever necessary.

What Are the Different Types of Open Source Voting Software?

●Direct Recording Electronic (DRE): DRE voting software is designed to allow for direct recording and tallying of votes, allowing for quicker reporting. This system is commonly used in general elections and is generally viewed as secure when configured properly. ●Internet Voting: Internet voting systems use web-based applications to provide remote access to the voting process. While this option could be used in private, local or national elections it’s largely limited to online surveys and referendums. ●Open Source Vote Counting Software: Open source vote counting systems are designed to allow citizens access to the code that counts their votes so they can make sure their vote counts correctly. It also allows anyone who wishes to audit the election results public access without requiring any commercial software license. ●Secure Electronic Registration Forms: These forms are usually part of a voter registration system and are designed with security measures in place so individuals can securely register online without providing personal information such as Social Security numbers or driver’s license numbers. ●Paper Ballots System: Paper ballots are still the most common form of voting in many countries around the world because of their low cost and relative simplicity compared to other options. Some open source paper ballot systems include features such as bar codes or magnetic ink characters which can result in faster vote tabulation at a lower cost than optical scan machines or DRE machines, but still offer better security than traditional paper ballots by eliminating human error from vote counting processes.

Benefits Provided by Open Source Voting Software

(一)Low cost: Open source voting software is typically free of charge, allowing governments to save money and put it towards more important priorities. This means that any government can use the technology without worrying about expensive licensing fees. (二)Increased trust: The open-source nature of the software allows anyone to easily audit and review its code which provides an added layer of security as compared to proprietary systems. Furthermore, with its transparency anyone can verify that the system has not been tampered with or corrupted. (三)Improved collaboration: Open source voting software encourages participation from experts around the world who are able to contribute to important features such as accessibility for different users, usability and security protocols. This makes it easier for citizens to have their voices heard in the voting process. (四)Security: As mentioned before, open-source software makes it easier for experts around the world to audit and review its code which helps ensure higher levels of security than a closed source setup would provide. Additionally, open source projects are usually better equipped at responding quickly when critical vulnerabilities are found because they have a larger user base helping them address problems promptly. (五)Easy customization: Open source voting software allows anyone to modify or customize its code according to their own needs or preferences while maintaining compliance with all standards and regulations set out by local governments or organizations in charge of managing elections and ballots.

Who Uses Open Source Voting Software?

●Political Campaigns: Many political campaigns use open source voting software to streamline the process of collecting and tabulating votes. This allows candidates to quickly access their results and make any necessary changes to their campaign plans. ●Non-Profit Organizations: Non-profit organizations often use open source voting software as a way of quickly and easily counting votes for decision making among members. This helps eliminate any discrepancies or manipulation of results, as well as simplify the election process overall. ●Student Governments: School boards and student governments can also benefit from using open source voting software, as it can help reduce costs associated with printing ballots, constructing ballot boxes, and other expenses related to traditional paper ballots. ●Academic Institutions: Universities and research facilities may utilize open source voting software in order to fairly analyze survey data from students or faculty members. These platforms allow users to securely upload responses without worry of interference or manipulation by third parties beyond the institution itself. ●Sports Leagues: Open source voting software can be used by sporting leagues in order to collect feedback on rule changes or new regulations being proposed within the league – allowing an accurate consensus between all stakeholders involved to be established before any alterations are put into effect. ●Public Opinion Polls: Open source voting systems provide reliable methods for efficiently tracking public opinion surrounding key topics or issues presented in polls – allowing those conducting the poll access to real-time feedback that they can trust is true and unbiased.

How Much Does Open Source Voting Software Cost?

The cost of open source voting software varies greatly depending on the features you need, so it is difficult to give an exact price. Generally speaking, you will find that open source voting systems are typically free or very low cost. Many organizations offer their own version of open source voting software at no cost or provide a limited version with certain features for a nominal fee. Additionally, many governments around the world have adopted open source voting systems as part of their electoral infrastructure and make them available at no cost to citizens. However, if you require more advanced features such as biometric authentication or data analytics capabilities, then you may need to pay for more robust solutions from specialized vendors in which case the costs can range anywhere from several hundred dollars up to tens of thousands depending on your specific needs.

What Does Open Source Voting Software Integrate With?

Open source voting software can integrate with different types of software depending on the system's requirements. For example, cloud computing and distributed ledger technology can be used to increase security for the voting process. Additionally, data science and analytics tools can be used to identify trends in voter behaviour or fraud attempts and help administrators make informed decisions. Other types of software that can integrate with open source voting systems include authentication tools such as biometrics-based identification and CAPTCHAs, report generation programs, and social media integration platforms. All of these applications work together to ensure a secure online voting process while providing analysis of the results.

Recent Trends Related to Open Source Voting Software

(一)Increased Popularity: Open source voting software has experienced a surge in popularity over the past few years. This is mainly due to the increasing awareness of the potential security and privacy risks associated with proprietary voting software. Open source voting software is seen as a more secure and transparent option, as the code can be reviewed by anyone with programming knowledge. (二)Enhanced Security: With open source voting software, it is easier to detect any malicious code or vulnerabilities in the system. This makes it much more difficult for hackers to manipulate the vote results, as any suspicious activity can be quickly identified and addressed. (三)Improved Integrity: Transparency is one of the major advantages of open source voting software. As the source code is available for anyone to view, it is much easier to verify that the vote count is accurate and free from tampering. (四)Reduced Costs: Open source voting software typically requires fewer resources than proprietary alternatives, resulting in lower implementation costs. Additionally, open source solutions are often updated more frequently, which helps reduce long-term costs related to maintenance and upgrades. (五)More Accessible: Open source voting software makes it easier for people who are unfamiliar with technology to cast their votes. This is because these systems are designed with intuitive interfaces, enabling users to easily navigate through menus and make their selections without needing any specialized training or technical expertise.

Getting Started With Open Source Voting Software

(一)Getting started with open source voting software can be easy and convenient. The first step is to decide which type of open source voting software is best for your needs. For example, if you need a platform that is secure and capable of handling high volumes of votes, then a server-hosted solution may be the right choice. On the other hand, if accessibility is more important than security or scalability, then a cloud-based solution may be preferable. (二)Once you’ve made your decision, it’s time to download and install the voting software onto your computer or server. It’s generally simpler to use pre-packaged distributions such as Ubuntu or CentOS when setting up an open-source voting application because these distributions include all necessary components out of the box. Additionally, most providers also offer tutorials and guides to help users get set up quickly and easily. In addition to downloading the software itself, some systems require specific databases such as MySQL in order for them to function properly so make sure that these are installed correctly too. (三)Once installation has been completed successfully it’s time to configure your system according to your needs: things like what kind of ballots should be used (paper vs electronic), who will have access rights (poll workers vs admins), as well as whether voters will need IDs/passwords/biometrics for verification purposes. Your chosen provider should have instructions on how best to go about this configuration process so follow those carefully. Once everything has been configured correctly you’re good to go – just test out some sample ballots first before launching into full production mode with actual voters using them.

Open Source Voting Software

Voting Software

Simple PHP Polling System

Citizen Intelligence Agency

Digraph3

ADSVote

Seats Calculator

Analytical Customer Relationship Manag.

Belief Merger

Belief Reviser

Civic Tech Field Guide

Direktdemokraterna Drupal

Discursive Dilemma

ECI4All

EasyQuery

GlassBeadGame

IGB Stack Flair

Kantpoll

LHI

LQFB-analyser

One Time Password Mailer

Open Campaign

Open Source Voting

Open Trust Metrics Standard

Partito Pirata

Petitioner

Quiztastic

Guide to Open Source Voting Software

Features Offered by Open Source Voting Software

What Are the Different Types of Open Source Voting Software?

Benefits Provided by Open Source Voting Software

Who Uses Open Source Voting Software?

How Much Does Open Source Voting Software Cost?

What Does Open Source Voting Software Integrate With?

Recent Trends Related to Open Source Voting Software

Getting Started With Open Source Voting Software

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