For nonprofits & boards

Anonymous voting for nonprofit elections & board resolutions

From electing officers to amending the bylaws, nonprofits often need a secret ballot their members trust — without buying election software for a once-a-year vote.

Votes you'll run

Built for the decisions nonprofits & boards actually make.

Board and officer elections (President, Treasurer, Secretary…)Bylaw and constitution amendmentsMember resolutions and motionsApproving annual budgets and reports
Why a secret ballot

Fair results everyone trusts.

Your bylaws may require a secret ballot for elections, and members are often spread across the country. Emailed links let everyone vote, and the result is provably fair without exposing how anyone voted.

How it works

Three steps. No software to buy.

01

Build your ballot

Add one or more questions and paste in your eligible voters' emails.

02

Members vote by link

Each voter gets a private, single-use link by email. No account, no password.

03

Close & see results

Anonymous tallies per question, provable turnout, and a PDF to share.

FAQ

Questions nonprofits & boards ask.

Can we elect several officers at once?

Yes — put every office on one ballot as a separate 'pick one' question.

Do members need accounts?

No — each member votes from a private email link, no password required.

Can we see turnout for quorum?

Yes — you can see who voted (not how), which is what you need to confirm quorum.