TallyJ facilitates the running of an election by tellers.
It is targeted at communities of up to 50,000 members and is based on the guidelines for holding elections as defined by the international Bahá'í community.
An election has two phases for tellers - collecting ballots and tallying ballots. TallyJ helps with both.
When collecting ballots, all voters are registered and ballots are accepted. Optionally, a roll call screen can be displayed.
When tallying ballots, all names on the ballots are typed into one or more computers by tellers, and on-screen reports provide instant results.
Can be accessed for free on the web (https://tallyj.com), or installed locally with IIS and SQL.
See more info at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GiapKWev6zJBN8q7upssJcId4dblNxrk-ErOmHgLczA/pub
Moved to github in March 2016.
Assistance in the development of TallyJ is welcome. You can fork this repository and make pull requests to it. Please contact Glen Little to discuss further!