Only works in Firefox and similar browsers, sorry. You'll need to set the config option signed.applets.codebase_principal_support to true - if you don't know how to do that, you probably shouldn't mess with it.
This just calculates the results graph, and outputs it in RDF/Turtle, actually figuring out who the winner is is left as an exercise for the reader. I'm not offering any guarantees of correctness, it's a pretty simple implementation view the source to see how it's done, if you're worried.
To use this, you need a SPARQL endpoint (like http://sparql.org/sparql) and some ranked voting data in RDF, eg:
@prefix opt: <http://example.org/option#> . @prefix : <http://plugin.org.uk/rdf/vote#> . <p1> :vote [ :rank 1; :for opt:A ], [ :rank 2; :for opt:B ], [ :rank 3; :for opt:C ]. <p2> :vote [ :rank 1; :for opt:A ], [ :rank 2; :for opt:B ], [ :rank 3; :for opt:C ]. <p3> :vote [ :rank 1; :for opt:C ], [ :rank 2; :for opt:A ], [ :rank 3; :for opt:B ].
The data can either be loaded into the endpoint already, or passed using default-graph-uri if the "Vote data URI" field is filled out.
SPARQL endpoint:
Vote data URI: (optional)
– be patient, it can take ages if you use sparql.org.