So, you’ve chosen your ideal voting method, you’ve carefully set up your ballot, and now all you have to do is wait until your election starts, right?
We work with many local and state government agencies to ensure their voting events go smoothly. The most important aspect of setting up an election for these groups is to have the right tools in place to guarantee voter participation.
We’ve all heard the term election, and it’s probably a word used more often than not in member-based organizations or those with voting board members.
If you have an election deadline approaching, you need a voting solution that’s easy, effective, and one that caters to the needs of both you and your voters.
Voting in the United States is a topic that comes around every two to four years, and each time, our elected officials typically spend a bulk of their time in between elections trying to entice Americans to get out and vote.
Online voting offers many advantages for organizations and election managers who want an opportunity to gather input from as many voting-eligible members as possible.
“To elicit the broadest possible participation, alumni trustee elections have been conducted online since 2010.” -- Stacey J. Mobley, Esq., Chairman, Howard University Board of Trustees,
Howard University
Hospital boards and associations vote on regular basis to keep their constituents healthy.
If you have a child in school, you know the large number of events are scheduled throughout the year.
Fundraisers gain particular attention because of what they say about the school district’s fiscal health.
It is all but inevitable that fundraising event discussions also touch on, or reveal, a community’s values. This is a good thing.
