Polls & voting templates

Lets visitors at an art exhibition cast a vote for their favorite pieces and share why they picked them.

Let members cast their vote for each open trustee position and add comments before ballots are tallied.

A quick poll to learn which tools, features, and resources employees value most in their day-to-day work.

A form for attendees to vote on whether an event should be cancelled or postponed, and to share their preferred timing if postponed.

A fun entry form where participants submit their guess for how many candies are in the jar, perfect for events, offices, or fundraisers.

A fun holiday survey that captures your audience's favorite Christmas movies, songs, traditions, and memories.

Poses a quick multiple-choice question to check what students remember about a topic covered in class.

A simple ballot to decide between proposals, one vote per person.

This survey gathers public opinion on the death penalty, taking into account demographic factors like age, nationality, and personal beliefs.

A short survey to gauge voter political preferences and expectations ahead of an election.

Learn which year-end gift or bonus each team member would actually enjoy before you go shopping. Takes the guesswork out of holiday giving so every present lands well.

Let the team itself pick the employee of the month: rate the candidates, choose a favorite and explain why they deserve the award. A transparent vote that motivates everyone.

Run your employee of the quarter election: the team scores the candidates, votes for the standout and justifies the choice. Results are ready when it's time to announce the winner.

Let your students pick the date that suits them best for the upcoming exam. Each vote arrives with the student's name, ID and section, so you can decide with clear data.

Lets participants in your pick'em pool submit their score predictions for the week's college matchups. An automatic validation checks that the assigned total matches before accepting the entry.

Let every attendee record their vote item by item as the agenda moves forward. It covers approval of the accounts, board elections, ratifying the auditor and signing off the budget, with room for remarks. Made for company secretaries, associations and boards running formal meetings.

Let every member of the troop mark which badges and Journeys she would most like to work on this year. Responses arrive in one tidy list so leaders can see at a glance which activities the group is excited about. A practical planning tool for Junior troops that build their calendar together with the girls.