How many of your contacts are also members? How many supporters from the last election are still active? In this article, learn how to view and export the statistics stored in your database.
1. To view statistics about your voters, go to the left-hand menu, click on “Election,” then “Statistics.”
2. When you arrive, you’ll see a default view, but you’ll need to adjust the various drop-down menus to see the statistics you’re looking for, in the bar at the top of the page.
First, select the correct election (the current one, or the previous one, for example).
Next, you must select the survey you’re interested in, like "Pointage", to see the voters' intentions, and the right question too (here, 1st choice). Make sure to choose the right district, finally, if you have access to more than one.
7. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, you must choose how your statistics will be grouped. By default, they are grouped by district (constituency), particularly for a user who might view multiple districts.
That said, it is possible to group them by all sorts of criteria, such as age, the method used to record the data, a subregion...
An interesting view, shown here as an example, is to sort them by poll (SV). This view will allow you to see, in particular, which of your sub-sections are the strongest and which are the weakest. You may have to develop the group to see the subgroups, by clicking the little arrow to the extreme left of the group line.
It is also possible to sort each column in ascending or descending order: you might want to see the voting districts where you reached the most voters first, or those where you have the most supporters first.
8. Whether or not you’ve created a subgroup, if you want to view your data outside of Démocratik, you can export what you see by clicking “Export.” You’ll receive a CSV file in your downloads. This can be useful for creating charts in Excel, for example. The created file will be named stats_2026-05-13, with the date being to one you exported the data.
14. Finally, if you want to view your contacts’ statistics, the process is roughly the same. You need to go to “Contacts” instead of “Election,” then click on “Statistics.”
The available options will be slightly different, of course, but the same process is to be applied; select the right options in the drop downs menus, then group and subgroup your date as you wish, and export if you'd like.
There you go! You have everything you need to be a stats pro 🤓🤓
