Counted
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Category
Applications -
Location
South Africa -
License
MIT -
Language
English -
Maturity
🟡 experimental - Experimental -
Year Started
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Project Overview
Counted is an independent South African local election results explorer with electoral maps, a free public JSON API and a read-only Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. It helps the public, journalists, researchers and developers explore current and historical municipal results, including through compatible AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Claude, with source links, timestamps and data-quality information. Original code and documentation are MIT licensed; IEC data and third-party assets retain their own rights, and Counted is not an official IEC service.
African Connection
Created and maintained by Jacques Blom in Cape Town, South Africa, Counted focuses on South African municipal elections. It provides accessible municipality and ward results, geographic exploration, a public API and an MCP server for local developers, journalists, researchers and the public. People can explore the same electoral data through compatible AI assistants, including ChatGPT and Claude. The project uses public IEC results feeds, preserves source provenance and helps people reuse electoral information without a Counted account or API key.
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Submitted by Jacques Blom on November 6, 2026