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Board election online — secret ballot, majority winner
A club, an association or a co-op board needs a winner that members accept and can't dispute. Members weigh the candidates privately with Fine Order; if no candidate passes half, the least-backed one drops and a new round starts. Once someone has a majority, the members confirm the outcome before it stands. Ballots stay secret; the tallies are shown to everyone.
association board election online · secret ballot for a club committee · elect a chair with a majority
How it works
- Fine Order — Fine-tune how much each option matters.
- Sealed ballots — results are revealed when the round ends.
- Must reach a winning outcome — at least 51% support required; runoff rounds if needed.
- Anonymous — Nobody can see who voted what — before or after.
- Require every participant to confirm their vote before the result is final
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