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Your voice shapes what comes next.

Choose the people who will represent our computing community. When voting opens, your ballot begins with a secure sign in.

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Leadership starts with participation.

Elections give every eligible member a say in who represents the chapter. Review the candidates, make your selections, and confirm your ballot in one clear flow.

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Computing & Informatics Students Association

Three steps.
One clear choice.

01Sign in

Enter your matric number and copy the temporary code shown on screen.

02Make your choices

Enter the code to open and review your ballot.

03Confirm your vote

Submit once and receive confirmation that your ballot was recorded.

Your eligibility and ballot are verified by the election service.

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A private choice.
A stronger chapter.

The portal is built around a simple promise: eligible members get a clear ballot, and every accepted vote contributes to the final tally.

Access

One ballot per matric.

Enter your matric number and the temporary on-screen code to open your ballot.

Privacy

Your choices stay yours.

Ballots are counted without attaching your selections to your identity in the results.

Confidence

Know when it is counted.

After submission, you receive a confirmation that your ballot was accepted.

Before you vote.

A few things to know about your ballot and your access.

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Who can vote?

Eligibility follows the election’s roster or configured matric number pattern.

Can I submit more than once?

No. Each matric number can submit one ballot per election.

When are results available?

Results stay locked while voting is open. After voting closes, they become available according to the election's result settings.

What if my sign in does not work?

Check your matric number and request a new code if yours expired. Contact an election administrator if access still fails.

CISA elections

Make your mark
on what comes next.

Your ballot is a chance to choose who represents the computing community at UNILAG.