Awkward questions, answered up front.

No. Election Edge is not the official tally - it is your own count, easy to check against the official one. Inside the platform, no one person controls a number: the agent who uploads a results form cannot confirm it, and the person who confirms cannot export it. Every change is written down with who did it, when, and from which device. If someone tries to alter a number, the record shows the attempt.

Each agent is tied to one phone number and one set of stations. From your dashboard you can cut off that agent in seconds, and anything still in flight from the device is held back until someone reviews it. The record shows when access was cut and by whom, so you can prove exactly when the device stopped being trusted.

You do. We do not sell, mine, or republish your records. You can export everything whenever you want, in formats other tools can read. If you ever leave, your data leaves with you.

Yes. A presidential race, a senate race, and a county assembly race can all run in one place without leaking into each other. The same polling station can show up in more than one race, but each race only ever sees its own agents, results, and totals.

The app is built to work with no signal. Photos, figures, and confirmations wait safely on the phone and upload the moment it reconnects. For the hardest spots we are adding a text-message fallback so an agent can send the core numbers by SMS. Nothing here assumes a perfect network.

The things a buyer actually cares about: every record carries a trail no one can quietly change, exports are built to hold up in court, we are honest about what the platform cannot do (we publish the limits), and we take on only a handful of campaigns each cycle so every one gets real attention.

Nothing changes. Your access stays on through the petition window and beyond. Export it, archive it, or keep using the platform to study what happened. We do not delete a losing campaign's data, and we never hold exports hostage to the result.