Abato Powers GAPHS Student Elections at UDS, Tamale

Student elections are evolving, and we are proud to be part of that change. Following our first training event, our journey continued with the deployment of the Abato Electronic Voting System for the Ghana Association of Public Health Students (GAPHS) at the University for Development Studies (UDS), Tamale Campus.

Electronic voting on campus

Students cast their ballots using electronic voting tablets. The deployment brought the voting process and vote collation into a digital system, supporting a faster and more transparent election experience.

The photographs show the tablet stations in use, students interacting with the digital ballots, and onsite guidance from the team.

What the deployment brought to the election

• A simple and intuitive voting process.
• Digital ballots delivered through Abato.
• Digital vote collation.
• Faster results announcement.
• A focus on transparency and trust in the process.

Supporting student leadership

For GOFA Technologies, this was an opportunity to put a working technology solution into the hands of a student community. It showed how digital tools can support the practical work of electing student leaders.

We appreciate the leadership of GAPHS at UDS, Tamale Campus for trusting Abato to power their election. This collaboration is another chapter in our work with institutions and communities.

Planning your next election?

If your student body, association, or organization is planning an election, explore Abato to learn how electronic voting could support your process.