Elections took place across Afghanistan on April 5 and June 14, 2014. This tool is an effort to make election data accessible and transparent.
This map visualizes the preliminary results of the second round presidential election on June 14, 2014. The size of the circle represents the number of voters who cast ballots for each candidate. Select a candidate at the top of the map to examine the performance of each candidate in particular.
This map compares the difference in turnout for each candidate between the first and second round presidential elections. The size of the circle represents the amount of increase or decrease in votes for the selected candidate in the second round election. Switch between candidates by clicking on each candidate’s name at the top of the map.
This map visualizes voter turnout of total settled population based on 2012-2013 estimates by Afghanistan’s Central Statistics Organization.
This map shows the preliminary deployment plans of five domestic election monitoring groups for the June 14th, 2014 runoff presidential election. The groups include the Afghanistan National Participation Organization (ANPO), the Afghanistan Youth National and Social Organization (AYNSO), the Transparent Foundation for Free and Fair Elections in Afghanistan (TEFA), the Free and Fair Election Foundation of Afghanistan (FEFA), and the New Line Organization (NLO). Please note that TEFA's deployment plan is partial.
This map shows the number of polling centers that were open and closed during the second round presidential elections on June 14, 2014. Voters may cast ballots for the presidential election at any polling center nationwide.
This map provides information on voter turnout for the first round presidential and provincial council elections on April 5, 2014. The size of the circle represents the number of Afghan voters who cast ballots. The color of each province represents the percentage of total ballots cast by women.
Percentage of ballots cast by women:
This map visualizes the performance of the eight presidential candidates in the first round presidential election on April 5, 2014. The size of the circle represents the number of voters who cast ballots for each candidate. Select a candidate at the top of the map to examine the performance of each candidate in particular.
This map shows the preliminary deployment plans of four domestic election monitoring groups for the April 5, 2014 elections. The groups include the Afghanistan National Participation Organization (ANPO), the Afghanistan Youth National and Social Organization (AYNSO), the Transparent Foundation for Free and Fair Elections in Afghanistan (TEFA), and the Free and Fair Election Foundation of Afghanistan (FEFA).
This map shows the number of polling centers that were open and closed during the first round presidential and provincial council elections on April 5, 2014. Voters may cast ballots for the presidential election at any polling center nationwide. Voters of provincial council candidates may vote at any polling center in the province in which they reside.
Use this slider to compare domestic election observer deployments to polling center plans for the first round presidential and provincial council elections on April 5, 2014. Data is aggregated by district.
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