**SQL:**

This is just a simple [join](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Join_%28SQL%29).

    SELECT e.Votes, e.Views, e.id, u.username 
    FROM election as e, userinfo as u 
    WHERE e.id= u.id WHERE e.ElectionId=? 
    ORDER BY e.id ASC

Now you can iterate over all lines and every time e.id is changing you know that you have to display a new group.

Are there really multiple users per Votes and Views pair? I gues Votes and Views a counting columns so you model is kind of strange. Maybe you can find better names, so it is easier to get an idea what you want to do.

**PHP:**

- usually classes are starting with a capital letter.
- usually method are starting with a lower case letter.
- there is something missing in your output, some `echo`s?
- it is best practice to skip the `?>` at the end, do avoid sending whitespace before in case you will change the page header later.
- `$call` and `world` are really strange names