Ballot Samples

ElectionBuddy can administer a variety of ballots such as Executive Elections, Board Elections, Uncontested Elections or Acclamations, Contract Ratifications, Bylaw Amendments, Referendums, Approvals, Parliamentary Motions, Award Voting, Membership Polls and Nominations

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Voters select 1 candidate and the candidate with the most votes wins. This is known as Plurality Voting.

Voters rank all candidates, and the most preferred candidate wins. This is known as Preferential Voting.

Voters approve 1 or more candidates, and the most approved candidate wins Approval Voting details

Voters select 2 or more candidates with the most votes as winners. This is also known as Plurality Voting.

Voters rank 2 or more candidates according to their preferences. This is also known as a Single Transferable Vote or STV.

Voters votes for one or more candidates and the most votes win. This is known as Split Voting or Cumulative Voting.

Voters choose to either approve or reject the candidate. The option with the most votes wins.

Voters confirm an unopposed candidate when bylaws dictate an election by ballot.

Voters confirm multiple unopposed candidates when bylaws dictate an election by ballot.

Voters choose to approve or reject the proposed contract by reviewing an attached document.

Voters choose to either approve or reject the contract by reviewing a proposal summary.

Voters are able to review the proposed contract and provide any comments.

Voters approve or reject a bylaw amendment by reviewing an attached document.

Voters approve or reject a bylaw amendment by reviewing text changes shown in the ballot.

Voters approve or reject a bylaw amendment and offer comments, feedback and suggestions.

Voters choose to approve or reject the referendum by reviewing an attached document.

Voters choose to either approve or reject the referendum by reviewing a proposal summary.

Voters approve or reject the referendum and offer comments, feedback and suggestions.

Voters review and confirm the attached budget and provide comments.

Voters approve or reject potential new members, with a threshold for membership approval.

Voters vote for or against a main motion; eg, a resolution.

Voters vote for or against a secondary motion; for example, an amendment, or an adjournment.

Voters vote for or against a motion to bring back a question before the assembly; eg, to reconsider.

ElectionBuddy announces the nominee - most votes is the winner. This is known as Pluarity Voting.

Voters rank nominees and the highest ranked nominee wins. This is known as Preferential Voting.

Voters approve nominees. The nominee with most votes wins. This is known as Approval Voting.

Members provide feedback by scoring on a scale of 1 to 5 (Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree).

Members vote if they agree/ disagree with a proposed statement or question; provide comments.

Members approve of as many of the choices as they wish.

Voters enter a name of their choosing into the nomination field.

Voters can enter multiple names of their choosing into the nomination fields.

Voters can select from a list of provided names for nomination.