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FactAssociationVotingSimply Voting
BallotsBallots can include candidates, propositions, slate approval, write-ins, and personalized items for districts, regions, or subgroups.Ballot formats include multiple choice, write-ins, and preferential voting, with candidate photos, descriptions, and voter comment boxes.
Founded20042003
HeadquartersAuburn Hills, Michigan, United StatesMontreal, Quebec, Canada
IntegrationsSingle sign-on integration is listed as an example of additional customization available by quote.Voter authentication can integrate with SAML, OpenID Connect, CAS, or a proprietary single sign-on link.
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.The security page states that voter-to-site communications use TLS 1.3 and the voting system database is encrypted at rest with AES-256.
SupportVoting managers can contact support by email or phone, and the maker lists a knowledge base for troubleshooting and guides.Self-service online voting includes support by phone and email, and the company says professional support is available 24 x 7 x 365.

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—

Simply Voting plans

  • Elections with 10 electors or lessFree
  • Managed ElectionsPriced on request
  • Self Administered ElectionsPriced on request

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 Simply Voting if…

It suits organizations such as associations, schools, unions, governments, cooperatives, and clubs that need to run elections online. Larger or mixed-channel elections can use its self-administered or managed service options.

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