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AssociationVoting vs CharterVote

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FactAssociationVotingCharterVote
Election typesThe service supports board elections, bylaw votes, member approvals, polls, referendums, nominations, and proxy voting.The platform supports board elections, motions, referenda, and quick polls.
PurposeAssociationVoting is an online voting platform for member associations and organizations.CharterVote runs secure, anonymous elections for associations and member bodies and seals votes into records members can verify.
SecurityThe maker’s privacy policy says credit-card transactions use SSL encryption and that it retains only the last five digits and expiration date after payment is accepted.CharterVote says pages are served over HTTPS with strict security headers, and sensitive actions are rate limited.
SupportVoting managers can contact support by email or phone, and the maker lists a knowledge base for troubleshooting and guides.The contact page lists email support with a typical response time of 0.5 to 4 hours.

AssociationVoting plans

  • Single Election — 1–25 Eligible VotersFree
  • Single Election — 26–125 Eligible Voters$99, paid once
  • Single Election — 126–500 Eligible Voters$199, paid once
  • Single Election — 501–5,000 Eligible Voters$299, paid once
  • Annual Election Subscription—

CharterVote plans

  • StarterFree
  • Pay as you go — up to 250 voters$119, paid once
  • Enterprise, pay as you go — up to 250 voters$249, paid once
  • Pay as you go — up to 1,000 voters$489, paid once
  • Annual Core$489 a year
  • Enterprise, pay as you go — up to 1,000 voters$989, paid once

Pick AssociationVoting if…

It suits associations and organizations that need member elections, approvals, or polls, including options for anonymous ballots and weighted scoring. Managers who need quorum information and audit summaries may also find its reporting relevant.

Pick CharterVote if…

CharterVote is intended for professional associations, unions, cooperatives, faith groups, alumni networks, and student bodies. It may suit groups that want anonymous ballots and member-checkable election records.

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