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You just need enough votes to be elected
June 19, 2012
“You don’t have to fool all the people all of the time; you just have to fool enough to get elected.” — Gerald Barzan
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Feature Focus: Emailing Ballots Yourself
June 11, 2012
Did you know that you don’t always have to upload a list of email addresses to send out ElectionBuddy ballots? You can also create custom ballots in Microsoft Word, an e-newsletter program, or your preferred email application through the use of manual voting keys. The Setup Process It’s pretty simple actually. Just follow these three
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Feature Focus: Reminders
April 9, 2012
If your election is not having the turnout you expected, it could be for a variety of reasons. If you are letting ElectionBuddy email the ballots, maybe the election start time was not the opportune time, and people first brushed off the voting link email. There are all sorts of reasons why people have yet […]
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Feature Focus: Prevent Ballots from Being Marked as Spam
March 12, 2012
Not all of our Feature Focuses have to be about items you can implement to aid your election. This month I want to highlight something that’s done on our end to increase your voter turnout. To prevent email ballots from being marked as spam in a voter’s inbox, we verify using DomainKeys and the Sender Policy Framework.
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The World’s First Democratically Elected Female Head of Government
March 5, 2012
I’d like to think I have a decent grasp at history. My dad is a huge history buff and is quite the library in his home office. I love listening to him telling me a neat detail or fact he picked up in some history book. But last week when I asked I pondered to […]
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Focus: Public or Private Results… That is the Question!
February 13, 2012
One of the features that make ElectionBuddy unique over other election software, is that you can customize who gets the view of the results – in real time and once the election is complete. As an election admin, if you don’t want to be able to see the results until after the election is done […]
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Tips & Tricks: Voting Patterns & Analysis
February 6, 2012
Being someone who loves numbers and statistics (mainly sports statistics, but still…), I find it’s great you can come up with some interesting patterns and analysis with the raw data we give you in your Election Admin area. If you click on the Vote by Vote tab, you will be presented with an untraceable ballot number as well [&helli
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Feature Focus: Approval Voting
January 10, 2012
We’ve already looked Plurality Voting, Preferential Voting, as well as how to organize a Referendum in ElectionBuddy. Approval voting is another election type that is supported in ElectionBuddy, and that’s what we’ll hone in on this Feature Focus. Approval voting is an election method that lets voters vote f
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Feature Focus: Preferential Voting
January 8, 2012
ElectionBuddy offers a variety of election types that will suit your organization. Today we’re taking a look at Preferential Voting. Preferential Voting (also known as instant runoff voting) is a type of election where voters rank the candidates in order of preference, with “1” being the highest (most preferred) ranking. The first p
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Tips & Tricks for a Winning Election Mobile Marketing Strategy
December 21, 2011
Updated: March 4th, 2025 As we approach a new year, mobile marketing has become an indispensable tool for candidates running in elections. With nearly everyone carrying a smartphone, mobile marketing strategies for elections are more important than ever. Why not leverage the power of mobile technology to engage voters and showcase your ca
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New Feature: Assigning Multiple Votes per Ballot
December 12, 2011
Seeing as it’s almost the holiday season, we wanted to surprise all of you with a special gift – a new feature that will surely add an interesting dynamic to your elections! Multiple Votes per Ballot Multiple votes per ballot (aka Weighted Voting) is a way of allowing one person to have more influence on […]
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Chicago Condominium Elections
December 8, 2011
Chicago is a city rich in condominiums and associations. Condominium associations in the state of Illinois can either be governed by the Illinois Condominium Property Act or that and the Illinois General Not-For-Profit Corporation Act should your condominium association be also a not-for-profit corporation. In event of conflict, the Prope
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San Francisco Condominium Elections
December 5, 2011
San Francisco is another city that has seen a major boom in condominium construction over the past 10 years. Styles can range from refurbished early 20th century Victorian-inspired low-rises to major modern condo towers in the downtown area. Condominiums in the state of California are run by Homeowners Associations and governed under the
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Seattle and the State of Washington Condominium Elections
December 1, 2011
Continuing on with our condominium blog series, we head all the way Wild West – Seattle, WA. OK, maybe not so wild… I hear Seattlites are very laid back. Their condominium market, however, has dipped in recent years. In July 2010, the average condo in Seattle cost $290,000. In July 2011, that price has dropped […]
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