After the National Commission on Parliamentary Electoral Law Reform submitted its draft electoral law to Lebanese Prime Minister in June 2006, exhaustive brainstorming sessions were held among team members of ArabiaGIS, seeCOSM, and Civil Campaign for Election Reform (CCER),to build a state-of-the-art elections portal that will help in educating and spreading awareness among the public at large about the Electoral Reform Law (a.k.a. Boutros Law) in support of the process, political participation, and democracy.
After months of non-stop technical work and revisions, ArabiaGIS developed three (3) engines using cutting-edge technology for the Elections Portal:
Elections Explorer: The public can use this engine to see information on a highly visualized map of Lebanon including demographic distribution of voters, number of parliament seats designated to each district, in addition to many other insightful data. (Click Here)
Elections Simulator: With this engine the public can go through the exciting process of simulating an actual election process by creating lists, indicating names and votes, and checking out who would win the parliament seats according to the proposed electoral system. (Click Here)
Advanced Elections Simulator: The public can use this highly developed engine to come up with a more down-to-earth and accurate simulation results based on the general voting behavior of different sects. (Click Here)
Lebanon Elections Portal is considered a breakthrough for Lebanese community in extending attentiveness and increasing electoral interest within a highly segregated society.
