Open Voting

This type of election is best for electing the most trusted leaders. There are no candidates per se, like in other kinds of elections. All voters may vote for each other. In the end, we calculate the voting graph, and the person with the most trusted rank becomes the winner.

Free

to create a ballot and see the winner.

From 1$ to unlock tops.

Single/Multiple Choice Voting

This type of elections is best for fast decisions (Yes/No/Abstain) and when your voters are almost equally informed about decisions that they need to make. Multiple voting is a better fit for complicated issues where voters need to have more options. We recommend this type of ballot when the voters choices are multiple and the options are not mutually exclusive.

From 49$

to create a ballot and see the results.

Rank-Choice Voting

Ranked-Choice voting is an electoral selection technique used to provide assurance and security for all voters by providing them with the option to rank candidates based upon personal preference: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and so on, rather than indicating support for only one candidate. This type of elections, also known as Instant-runoff voting, is used in Australian state and federal elections, in Ireland for its presidential elections, and by some jurisdictions in the United States, United Kingdom, and New Zealand.

From 89$

to create a ballot and see the results.