Integrity Center

One real person. One vote. One receipt.

Every vote is cast by one real, eligible person — established by an AI soft-check running inside a confidential enclave, and carried as a zero-knowledge proof that never reveals who you are. Nothing is weighted and nobody is ranked. Every count is published as receipts anyone can recount against the tally.

Counted from the record

Every figure below is counted from the database when this page is built.

3Receipts writtenEach one publicly verifiable

265Reconciliations passedof 265 ballots checked

0Tamper eventsCounters disagreeing with the ledger

2Ballots decided263 still open

Coming online

These are real measures we intend to publish. Until the signal behind one exists, it shows no number at all rather than an estimate.

Verified votersAttestation: not yet online

Human shareNo signal behind this yet

Sybils blockedNo signal behind this yet

Duplicates rejectedNo signal behind this yet

Bot attempts blockedNo signal behind this yet

How verification works

Five signals · no score

Verification is pass/fail, not a rating. The five checks below run inside a confidential enclave; the raw inputs are discarded the moment the proof is issued, and what is kept proves only that you are one real, eligible person — never who you are, and never a number that ranks you against anyone else.

Government ID livenessMatches a real, current ID to a live capture
Human livenessConfirms a living person — not a bot or deepfake
UniquenessPrivate-set check that you hold no other registration
Soft identity checkSoft bureau ping — no hard pull, never touches your credit
Jurisdiction eligibilityConfirms you are eligible to vote where you live

Integrity quorum

Displayed gate

Every ballot carries a quorum of 5% of its eligible electorate. When a result certifies, we publish whether it cleared that mark alongside the count.

Quorum: 5% of eligible voters
Measured at: certification, against distinct live voters
Enforced: No — reported only
Verified-human share: coming online

A result that certified below quorum is labelled as such on the Decided screen. What we do block is a count that does not reconcile: certification refuses to run while the published counters disagree with the receipt ledger.