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Vwapèp
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1 verified account = 1 vote

How we protect the vote

A poll is only worth something if nobody can inflate it. These are the rules Vwapèp applies to every vote, with live figures.

1

votes counted

6

votes excluded

All polls combined. Excluded votes stay in the database but count in no result.

  • 1 verified account = 1 vote

    To vote, you confirm your email with a 6-digit code we send you. Each account has one vote per poll. You can change your mind while the poll is open, but your vote never counts twice.

  • Disposable emails refused

    Temporary addresses that vanish after a few minutes can't be used to vote, so nobody can create ten accounts in a minute.

  • Votes without an account don't count

    Before 21 October 2026, it was possible to vote without an account. Those votes are removed from every result, because nothing guaranteed one person = one vote.

  • Daily monitoring

    When many different accounts vote in the same poll from the same internet connection, the team reviews it. A shared connection (carrier, cybercafé) can explain it; if it is fraud, the votes are excluded and their number shows on this page.

  • Your vote stays private

    Your email is never published and candidates never see it. In the database, the vote is tied to a fingerprint that can't reveal who you are. The connection address is also stored as a fingerprint.

  • The poll's limits

    It is an open poll: anyone who wants to answer can. It doesn't represent the whole population and it isn't a forecast. The margin of error only shows once there are enough answers.

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Vwapèp is an independent citizen initiative. It is not affiliated with the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP), any party or any candidate. CEP data comes from its public websites.