Register & get authorized
Organizations enroll poll watchers and volunteers, then approve who can use field functions.
Register. Get verified. Be ready to document the election record. POLLWATCH gives authorized poll watchers and volunteers one mobile platform for digital ID and appointment, precinct lookup, election-return capture, incident reporting, validation and unofficial quick-count monitoring.
Organize a verified field network that can document posted election returns, report incidents, compare records and preserve traceable evidence from the polling place through canvassing review.
POLLWATCH turns poll watching into a coordinated digital workflow: register, verify identity, receive assignment, capture the posted record, report incidents, validate submissions and contribute to an unofficial monitoring view.
Organizations enroll poll watchers and volunteers, then approve who can use field functions.
Digital ID, organization endorsement, appointment and role records make field identity clear.
Assignment and locator tools connect each watcher to the correct polling place and reporting context.
Capture and submit posted election-return records with location, date and time context for review.
Peer and organization review helps surface mismatches that require further verification.
Structured incident reports preserve supporting evidence, logs and documents for authorized review.
Authorized entries can be aggregated, archived and analyzed for independent monitoring and comparison.
Where permitted, public views can present precinct information, captured ER images, unofficial tallies and canvassing records.
A defined chain of authorization, assignment, evidence capture and review keeps every field action connected to a verified user and precinct context.
Poll watcher or volunteer registers under an organization or eligible authority.
Designated administrators verify identity, affiliation and field authority.
Appointment and precinct assignment define where the watcher is authorized to operate.
Posted election returns or incident evidence are captured with contextual metadata.
Submissions move through peer and organization checks for consistency and discrepancy review.
Unofficial tallies, reports and analytics support independent monitoring and follow-up review.
Focused field tools for authorized poll watchers and volunteers.
The PollWatch field interface connects identity, precinct context, ER capture, incident reporting and validation in one operational flow.
Identity requirements, precinct assignment, location and time context, validation status and administrative review create a traceable record for each field submission.
Where permitted, the platform concept brings together polling-location information, captured ER images, unofficial tallies, validation status and canvassing records so users can review the evidence—not only a final number.
Precinct or counting-center location and mapping information.
Precinct-level voter counts and turnout-related values where lawfully available.
Source images of posted election-return documents for independent viewing and checking.
Unofficial election-result tallies by clustered precinct and candidate.
Monitoring concepts for the movement of results to subsequent canvassing levels.
Captured certificate-of-canvass source documents and related result views.
Record status showing whether submissions are pending, reviewed, validated or flagged.
Structured incident reports, logs and supporting documents based on authorized access.
Republic Act No. 9369 includes provisions on public viewing and image capture of posted election returns during the prescribed posting period. The Omnibus Election Code also defines watcher rights, duties and the participation of accredited citizens’ arms and other authorized organizations.
This catalogue is informational. Election-specific procedures, accreditation requirements, data access, API availability and watcher rules must be checked against the latest COMELEC resolutions for the election concerned. POLLWATCH is not presented here as an official COMELEC system or endorsement.
Relevant provisions address election-return printing/distribution, public posting, public viewing, image capture and electronic transmission.
Open official legal text ↗Article XV covers watchers, including their appointment, rights and duties, and the role of accredited citizens’ arms and authorized groups.
Open official legal text ↗Operational requirements change by election. Current resolutions should govern final role, access, canvass and watcher procedures.
Open COMELEC reference ↗Registers the organization, verifies members, authorizes watchers, manages appointments and monitors field submissions.
Uses the mobile field account for precinct lookup, ER capture, incident reporting, validation and unofficial quick-count entry.
Reviews submissions, examines discrepancies, monitors status, maintains records and prepares monitoring analytics.
Views permitted public information, source records and unofficial transparency reports without operational privileges.
For PollWatch deployment, technical coordination and organization onboarding, connect directly with Aex Systems Engineering Service.
Eligible poll watchers, volunteers and participating organizations can begin with registration, verification and organization approval before using PollWatch field functions.
Watcher authority, accreditation and election-day procedures remain subject to applicable COMELEC rules and organization approval.