What's new

2026-11-10

Reel mode, for recording a commentary: just the map, a caption with the result, and the address. Tap the map or the arrows to move on.
Share an image: a story-sized picture of the map with the result on it, ready for Instagram, WhatsApp or a group chat.
A privacy note explaining what the site measures and how feedback is handled.

A new layout on phones: drag the results up and down, round map buttons for layers and zooming back out, and swipe sideways between electorates.
Search for a polling place by name, street or suburb, and tap any booth on the map to open its results. Suggested by a reader.
Small booths say so: with only a few dozen votes, a handful of people move the percentages a lot.
A clearer Share button on every electorate, with the share icon your phone uses.
Browse all 71 electorates by region, with who won each seat.
Candidate photos for National and Labour candidates; others show their initials for now.
Use the results with your AI: an open MCP server you can add to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code.
Candidates vs party vote: see which candidates ran ahead of their party, with a CSV download. Suggested by a reader.
"Did you know?" facts for every electorate, comparing with 2023 at the same polling places.
A preview card for every electorate when you share its link.
Send feedback from the site, and see what changed here.
Colour is now an on/off switch, and the relief slider is gone.

Election HQ: a new name and a cleaner, calmer look.
Every electorate has its own link, with share buttons.
The fly-over: a weather-report style tour of the results.
Minimise the electorate sheet on phones to see more map.
Fixes: a black map on some devices, labels left behind after leaving an electorate, apostrophes in names, and a clearer selected booth.
Launch: every electorate on a 3D satellite map, booth by booth.

Map layers

Election HQ 2026

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