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Open Knowledge Belgium - Elections API

🚧 Work in progress 🚧

Documentation

πŸ“ Have a look at https://docs.elections.openknowledge.be/ !


Results data (Format R)

Not yet documented on https://docs.elections.openknowledge.be/

GET /format-r/evolution/{year:[0-9]{4}}/{type:\w+} will give you the evolution of the results.

Example: https://api.elections.openknowledge.be/format-r/evolution/2019/CK

GET /format-r/results/{year:[0-9]{4}}/{type:\w+} will give you the results.

Example: https://api.elections.openknowledge.be/format-r/results/2019/CK

GET /format-r/results/{year:[0-9]{4}}/{type:\w+}/{level:\w+} will give you the detailed results.

Example: https://api.elections.openknowledge.be/format-r/results/2019/CK/C

GET /format-r/status/{year:[0-9]{4}}/{type:\w+}/{level:\w+} will give you the status the count.

Example: https://api.elections.openknowledge.be/format-r/status/2019/CK/C

GET /format-r/seats/{year:[0-9]{4}}/{type:\w+} will give you the number of seats.

Example: https://api.elections.openknowledge.be/format-r/seats/2019/CK

GET /format-r/hit/{year:[0-9]{4}}/{type:\w+}/{level:\w+} will give you the hit-parade.

Example: https://api.elections.openknowledge.be/format-r/hit/2019/CK/R