Voter Registry Forensics

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Welcome to the Election Forensics Tracker

Monitoring transparency and data integrity through automated statistical analysis.

What happens on this platform?

This application is designed to automatically track changes in the voter registry over time. By taking daily snapshots of the data, the engine builds a historical record of voter migrations, additions, and deletions.

Once the data is collected, we apply advanced Election Forensics techniques—such as Benford's Law and velocity tracking—to detect statistical anomalies or unusual spikes in the registry. The goal is to provide a transparent, mathematically grounded overview of voter data integrity.

Getting Started: Use the navigation menu (tap the ☰ icon on mobile) to view the Raw Data Dashboard, inspect the Forensics alerts, or filter by specific municipalities.

Registry Changes Explorer

Continuous line charts and raw record listings for selected municipalities and change categories.

ℹ️ How to interpret this view

Line Charts: Display volume trends over time. Spikes indicate periods of rapid voter list changes.
Grouping: Each line represents a unique combination of Municipality and Change Type (vrsta_promene).
Data Table: Displays full tabular data matching your current sidebar filter settings.

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Anomaly Detection Flags

Isolated view of records containing detected irregularities, high voter churn, or policy threshold breaches.

ℹ️ Forensic Methodology & Interpretation

Flagged Rows: Records are displayed here if at least one forensic rule condition evaluates to True.
Sorting: Records are ordered in descending order of volume (broj) to highlight high-impact anomalies first.
Automated Audit: Use the Anomaly Filters in the sidebar to isolate specific statistical flags.

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Acknowledgments

This project would not have been possible without the inspiration, guidance, and knowledge shared by several key individuals and organizations. Deepest gratitude to:

BIRODI & Dobar, Loš, Zao

A special thank you to the Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI) and the Dobar, Loš, Zao podcast hosts, Nenad Kulačin and Marko Vidojković. Thank you for pointing in the direction of Elections Forensics and for your continuous work in raising public awareness on critical issues.

🔗 BIRODI Website 🎙️ Dobar, Loš, Zao — Patreon

Prof. Zlatko J. Kovačić

For his profound expertise and generosity. Thank you for unselfishly sharing your knowledge, time, and insights on the statistical mechanics of election forensics, which formed the theoretical backbone of this platform's analysis engine.

🔗 Prof. Kovačić's Website