Electronic voting that people trust
Run votes your members actually trust.
Orgo handles the full voting lifecycle: create ballots, collect votes anonymously, verify integrity, and publish results. Board elections, member polls, bylaw amendments. If your organization votes on it, Orgo can run it.
Why organizations move voting online
Votes you can verify
Anonymous voting separates voter identity from ballot content. Integrity verification confirms no votes were altered. You get proof, not promises.
Higher participation rates
Members vote from any device, any time within the voting period. No scheduling conflicts, no travel. Participation goes up because the barrier goes down.
Instant, accurate results
Results appear the moment voting closes. Statistics, charts, and CSV exports ready for your records. No manual counting.
How eVoting works in Orgo
Orgo gives you the tools to create votes, define who can participate, set voting periods, and publish verified results. Multi-choice, ranked choice, anonymous or identified. From a quick poll to a formal board election, the same platform handles it all.
Creating votes
Set up a vote in minutes. Define your options, set the timeline, and publish.
Multi-choice & ranked choice
Build ballots with multi-choice or ranked choice options. Add as many questions as you need.
Clone & edit votes
Duplicate an existing vote to reuse its structure. Edit the clone without touching the original.
Voting period config
Set exact start and end dates. The vote opens and closes automatically. No manual intervention.
Publish when ready
Preview your ballot before publishing. Once live, voters see exactly what you built.
Anonymous & secure
Real anonymity backed by verification. Not just a checkbox.
Anonymous voting
When enabled, voter identity is separated from ballot content. Nobody, including admins, can see who voted for what.
Voter aliases
Each voter gets a unique alias. They can confirm their vote was recorded without revealing their choice.
Voter authentication
Voters authenticate before accessing the ballot. Only eligible, verified members can participate.
Ballot security
Every vote is recorded in a tamper-evident log. The integrity verification report confirms nothing was altered.
Vote collections
When one vote is not enough. Bundle related votes and manage them together.
Group multiple votes
Group related votes into a collection. Run a full election with multiple positions in one place.
Publish & archive
Publish or archive entire collections at once. Keep past elections organized and accessible.
Independent settings
Each vote in a collection has its own options, timeline, and eligibility rules. Grouped but independent.
Results & verification
Clear results, exportable data, and proof that the process was clean.
Real-time results
Results appear in real time as votes come in. Charts and statistics update live.
CSV export
Download results as CSV for your records, reports, or compliance documentation.
Integrity report
Generate a verification report that proves vote integrity. Share it with your board or members.
Result publication
Control when and how results become visible. Publish to all members or restrict to administrators first.
Voter management
The right people vote. Everyone else does not. Simple rules, strict enforcement.
Eligibility criteria
Define who can vote. Filter by membership type, group, role, or custom criteria.
Authenticated access
Voters authenticate with their account credentials. One person, one vote. Enforced by the system.
Vote box management
Create vote boxes to organize how ballots are distributed and collected across different groups.
Participation tracking
Track participation rates without seeing individual choices. Know who has not voted yet so you can send reminders.
eVoting FAQ
When anonymous voting is enabled, the system separates voter identity from ballot content at the moment of submission. Each voter receives a unique alias they can use to confirm their vote was recorded, but neither administrators nor other members can connect that alias back to a real person.
The integrity verification report lets you prove that all votes were counted correctly and nothing was modified after submission. You get anonymity and accountability at the same time.
Yes. Orgo supports multi-choice voting (pick one or several options) and ranked choice voting (order options by preference). You choose the format when creating the vote. Each question in a ballot can use a different format.
A vote collection groups multiple related votes together. For example, if you are electing a full board, you can create one collection with separate votes for each position. Voters see them together and can work through them in one session.
Each vote in the collection keeps its own settings, eligibility rules, and timeline. You can publish or archive the entire collection at once.
You set voter eligibility criteria when creating a vote. You can restrict participation by membership group, role, or custom filters. Only authenticated members who meet the criteria can access the ballot. The system enforces one vote per person automatically.
Results update in real time as votes are submitted. You see statistics and charts on the results page. When voting closes, you can export results as CSV and generate an integrity verification report that confirms no votes were tampered with.
You control when results become visible. Keep them private until you are ready to publish, or show them live as votes come in.
Every vote has a start date and an end date. You set both when creating the vote. The ballot opens and closes automatically at those times. Voters can participate from any device during the voting window.
Once a vote is archived, it moves out of the active list but stays accessible for reference. You can clone an archived vote to reuse its structure for future elections.