You know your street, your ward, your local government better than any pollster. Here is how we turn what millions of Nigerians know about their own communities into the statistics you see across this site.
Contributors tell us how their ward or polling unit is leaning, what issues matter on the ground, and what they expect their neighbours to do on election day. Every submission is tied to a location — but never to your identity.
Submissions are pooled by polling unit, ward, local government and state. Because thousands of Nigerians report from the same places, no single voice dominates — the pattern across a community is what counts, not any one opinion.
Each location's signal is scaled to match its share of registered voters using the INEC register, so a densely-populated LGA and a small rural ward each count for exactly what they are worth in the real electorate — no more, no less.
Weighted local signals are aggregated up the chain — unit to ward, ward to state, state to nation — and blended with our polling and historical turnout models to produce the projected shares you see on the map and prediction pages.
It takes two minutes. Tell us how your community is leaning, and your local knowledge becomes part of the national picture — anonymously and securely.