Red ballot box $CATVOTE

Polls close Nov 3, 11:59 PM ET

Race for Mayor of the Internet Tuesday, November 3

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Cats Elections

A red wooden ballot box with a ballot in the slot

Ten famous internet cats want the same job. Every Solana wallet gets one vote. Pick wisely.

On the ballot

Ten cats. Ten plans. One of them runs the internet on November 4.

Official ballot

Mayor of the Internet

General election, November 3, 2026

Fill in one oval. Then sign with your wallet to drop it in the box.

Pick one candidate

The ballot box

The count

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The coin

$CATVOTE is the coin of this election. Holding it does not change a single vote. Wallets vote, not bags.

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Questions

Who can vote?

Anyone with a Solana wallet that holds at least 0.01 SOL. One wallet, one ballot. Empty wallets can't vote, so nobody stuffs the box.

Does it cost anything?

No. You sign a short message that says who you picked. No transaction, no fee, nothing leaves your wallet.

Can I change my vote?

No. Once the ballot is in the box, it stays there. Same as the real thing.

When do we know who won?

Polls close at 11:59 PM Eastern on Tuesday, November 3. The count on this page is the result. No recount, the cats asked.

Is the vote on chain?

No. Each ballot is signed by your wallet and stored with your address, so every vote is tied to one real wallet. It costs you nothing.

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The plan

Show your wallet

Your wallet is your voter card. Signing a ballot is free.