Zabe is a mobile app solution that collects election data through crowd-sourcing. When election results are declared in a ward, users can submit the results on the app.
DISCLAIMER: Zabe is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government entity. The information displayed on the app is not official and is provided for informational purposes only.
The results displayed on Zabe are based on the data submitted by users and sorted, analyzed, and reported using a simple and interactive interface.
Source of Information
The source of information for this app is primarily the data that is submitted by users of the app. Specifically, app users are asked to submit election data at the polling booth level once the results are declared. This data is then aggregated and analyzed by the system to determine which political party is leading at different levels, starting from the polling booth level and then moving up to the ward, city, state, and national levels.
In more detail, the app collects information about the total number of votes cast for each candidate and each party, as well as information about the polling station and the number of registered voters in that area. The system then selects the best result that was posted in the majority and uses that information to determine which party is leading at each level of analysis. This information is then displayed in the app so that users can easily see which party is leading in their area and at different levels.
DISCLAIMER: Zabe is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government entity. The information displayed on the app is not official and is provided for informational purposes only.
The results displayed on Zabe are based on the data submitted by users and sorted, analyzed, and reported using a simple and interactive interface.
Source of Information
The source of information for this app is primarily the data that is submitted by users of the app. Specifically, app users are asked to submit election data at the polling booth level once the results are declared. This data is then aggregated and analyzed by the system to determine which political party is leading at different levels, starting from the polling booth level and then moving up to the ward, city, state, and national levels.
In more detail, the app collects information about the total number of votes cast for each candidate and each party, as well as information about the polling station and the number of registered voters in that area. The system then selects the best result that was posted in the majority and uses that information to determine which party is leading at each level of analysis. This information is then displayed in the app so that users can easily see which party is leading in their area and at different levels.
Updated on
Mar 26, 2026
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