I was checking the Apple App Store out when I saw this application called Halalan 2010.
I got intrigued about it and it was free of charge so, I immediately downloaded it.
Upon opening the application, a simple yet clear user interface greeted me. I registered (it won't take more than 30 seconds) and voila! I can already vote! (This is just a mock election)
To register, you need not input your name. Just your age-group, gender, country and work.
After voting, I excitedly checked out the results. As of January 19, 2010 (1:52pm Philippine time) Here are the results:
According to the creator of the application, he created it because,
To view the full statistics, http://bit.ly/5yRqte
So, are you guys ready for the upcoming 2010 elections? The main question is... would the automated elections push through..? hmm...
I got intrigued about it and it was free of charge so, I immediately downloaded it.
To register, you need not input your name. Just your age-group, gender, country and work.
After voting, I excitedly checked out the results. As of January 19, 2010 (1:52pm Philippine time) Here are the results:
According to the creator of the application, he created it because,
Also, you can check out the live statistics on where the votes are coming from. Nice application!
I am not motivated by any party or political group. I am not affiliated with any survey organization or company. My main objective is to have an unbiased, honest and independent survey for the Philippine Elections on 2010.
To view the full statistics, http://bit.ly/5yRqte
So, are you guys ready for the upcoming 2010 elections? The main question is... would the automated elections push through..? hmm...
