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NGNigeria Election Monitor
Unofficial
Independent monitoring of INEC's IReV portal

Every result. Every polling unit. As it happens.

A read-only monitor that tracks result uploads from INEC's public IReV portal — polling unit by polling unit — plus the INEC election timetable and a growing archive of concluded elections.

Elections live

tracking now

On INEC timetable

counting down

Archived elections

results kept

How it works

From INEC's portal to your screen

A light, read-only pipeline. We never touch INEC's systems beyond what they publish publicly.

1. Collector polls IReV

A small collector checks INEC's public IReV endpoints at a gentle pace and fetches newly uploaded polling-unit documents.

2. Stored in one database

Every upload lands in a Postgres database — timestamped, with its verification status tracked per polling unit.

3. Dashboard reads live

Charts, maps, and drill-downs read straight from the database. No batch files, no stale snapshots.

What you get

Built for watching elections closely

Polling-unit drill-down

Election → LGA → ward → polling unit. Follow any result all the way down to the scanned document.

Verification tracking

Each upload carries a status — uploaded, readable, extracted, human-verified, or disputed — shown consistently everywhere.

Live upload trends

Watch uploads arrive hour by hour and spot stalled LGAs before anyone else.

INEC timetable countdown

Upcoming elections count down live — days, hours, minutes — with INEC's timetable milestones attached.

Election archives

Concluded elections keep their full results and drill-down, long after the headlines move on.

Unofficial, by design

A monitoring layer only. We never claim to declare winners — INEC alone does that.

Transparent about what this is — and isn't

This is an independent, unofficial monitor built on INEC's publicly published IReV data. It does not collate, declare, or certify results — INEC alone declares winners. Figures shown are as published; verification status is tracked per polling unit so you can judge confidence yourself.

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