Votorola is software for hosting open elections. It implements an electoral system that sits outside of government and beyond the control of parties. Its voter lists are backed by a trust network that is rooted in community neighbourhoods. It enables voters to advance their own candidates for public office, their own policies for executive action, and their own legislative bills for statutory law. License: MIT/X Consortium License Changes: The electoral register is now backed by a neighbourhood trust network. The commands 'trust' and 'untrust' were added to the front end, allowing voters to submit trust signals for the purpose of cross-authentication. A channel to Google's geocoding service was added to the back end, enabling signal ranges to be restricted by configuration scripts. A complete trace of the trust network is now merged with the voter list, enabling administrators to restrict voting to trusted registrants. This completes the functional core of Votorola, bringing it to alpha.

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