Built for Local Level Election 2084

Know every voter.
Win every ward.

हरेक मतदाता चिन्नुहोस्, हरेक वडा जित्नुहोस्।

Chunab Sathi gives your campaign the official voter list, every past election result for your area, and the tools to turn them into door visits, supporters and votes.

  • Voter list already loaded
  • Works on any phone
  • Your data stays private
Bhimeshwor Municipality
Mayor campaign · sample view
42 days to poll
28,694
Registered voters
9
Wards
17
Polling centres
WardVoters reached
  • Ward 162%
  • Ward 248%
  • Ward 371%
  • Ward 435%
  • Ward 522%
  • Ward 655%

2079 Mayor race was won by 1,422 votes — fewer than Ward 5's 4,584 registered voters. Ward 5 is only 22% reached.

Already loaded, ready the day you sign up

voters on the roll
36.9 lakh
voters on the roll
13 districts, Bagmati Province
wards mapped
1,101
wards mapped
across 116 local levels
polling centres
1,781
polling centres
with voters assigned to each
past candidates
1.62 lakh
past candidates
local, provincial & federal results
Lessons from 2079

Local elections are won by a few hundred votes.

In the last local election, 54% of Mayor and Chair races across Nepal were decided by fewer than 1,000 votes. 232 were decided by fewer than 500. One was decided by just 2.

That is one tole, one polling centre, one family network. The campaign that knows exactly which households it hasn't reached yet is the one that closes the gap.

54%
won by < 1,000 votes
232
won by < 500 votes
2
votes: closest win
Winning margin, Mayor & Chair races
Local Level Election 2079 · 750 contested races · Election Commission results
  • Under 10058
  • 100 – 499174
  • 500 – 999174
  • 1,000 – 2,499236
  • 2,500 – 4,99978
  • 5,000+30
Under 1,000 votes 1,000 or more
How it works

From voter list to polling day in four steps.

  1. 01

    Pick your race

    Choose your municipality and post. Your voter list, wards, polling centres and past results load instantly.

  2. 02

    Find where the votes are

    See which wards swung last time, how big each polling centre is, and where young, women or first-time voters live.

  3. 03

    Send your team door to door

    Volunteers mark each voter as supporter, leaning or opponent from their phone. You watch coverage grow ward by ward.

  4. 04

    Bring supporters out to vote

    On polling week, message every confirmed supporter by polling centre so no vote is left at home.

Everything in one place

Your whole campaign office, in your pocket.

Stop juggling Excel sheets, paper lists and five Viber groups. Everything your team does lands in one place you can check from anywhere.

Voter list & map

Every registered voter in your area, searchable by name, ward, tole, polling centre, age and gender. Drill from district to ward on a live map and shade it by support, coverage or age.

Past election results

Every candidate, vote count and margin from the 2079 local, provincial and federal elections, plus 2082. Know your opponent's past strength before you plan.

Volunteers & door-to-door

Assign wards to volunteers, log every visit with notes, and see who has been contacted and who hasn't.

Bulk SMS by ward

Message supporters by ward, polling centre or support level. Only voters who gave consent are included.

AI posts & photo cards

Write Facebook posts, festival greetings and speeches in Nepali or English, and make branded photo cards in minutes.

Spending limits & code of conduct

Track every expense against your legal ceiling with alerts at 75% and 90%. Content is checked against the Election Code of Conduct before you post, and broadcasts pause during the 48-hour silence period.

Public candidate page & calendar

A shareable page with your bio, promises and events, where supporters sign up to volunteer. Plan corner meetings and rallies on a Bikram Sambat calendar.

See an example
For every local post

Mayor or ward chair, set up for your exact race.

Your voter list, map and results are scoped to your municipality or ward. Your spending ceiling is set from your post, so you always know how much you have left.

  • Independent candidates and party candidates alike
  • Add your manager, editor and volunteers with their own access
  • Run several campaigns from one account if you manage them
Campaign spending ceilings by post
PostSpending limit (NPR)
Metropolitan Mayor / Deputy7,50,000
Sub-Metropolitan Mayor / Deputy5,50,000
Municipality Mayor / Deputy4,50,000
Rural Municipality Chair / Vice-Chair3,50,000
Ward Chair2,50,000
Tracked automatically, with alerts at 75% and 90% of your limit.
Trust & privacy

Your strategy stays inside your campaign.

Your campaign data is yours alone

Supporter levels, phone numbers, notes and visits are visible only to your campaign. No other candidate can see them.

Roles for every team member

Volunteers see only what they need. Managers and editors get their own access, and you can remove anyone at any time.

Consent before every message

Voters are only messaged after they agree, keeping your outreach within the Election Code of Conduct.

Built for phones in the field

Volunteers use it on any Android phone in a browser. Nothing to install.

Questions

Asked by candidates like you

Where does the voter list come from?

From the Election Commission's published voter roll. We currently cover 13 districts of Bagmati Province (36.9 lakh voters), with more provinces being added. The original list is never changed; your notes are stored separately for your campaign.

Which past results are included?

The 2079 local election for all 753 local levels, the 2079 provincial and federal elections, and the 2082 federal election: about 1.62 lakh candidates in total, with votes, rank and winning margins.

Can my opponents see my supporters?

No. Everything your team records (support level, phone, notes, visits) belongs to your campaign only. Even people in your team see only what their role allows.

Does it work in Nepali?

Voter names and places are in Nepali, the calendar uses Bikram Sambat, and the AI studio writes posts in Nepali or English.

Do my volunteers need training?

If they can use Facebook on their phone, they can use Chunab Sathi. They search a voter, tap the support level, and add a note.

Is this allowed under the Election Code of Conduct?

Yes. The platform is built around it: spending ceilings for your post, consent-based messaging, content checks before posting, and an automatic pause during the silence period.

Your opponents are already counting votes.

Set up your campaign in a few minutes and start with your full voter list and past results on day one.