Events & Planning · Pick one
Choose an event venue as a group — vote in rounds to a majority
The wedding, the offsite, the reunion — three venues, twelve opinions. List the candidates and let each person pick one; if no venue passes half, the least-backed one drops and everyone votes again on what's left. Two or three short rounds usually end with a place most people are happy about, and a clear record of how it was chosen.
venue selection vote · pick a location for an event · group vote on where to hold it
How it works
- Shortlist — Approve or reject each option.
- Sealed ballots — results are revealed when the round ends.
- Must reach a winning outcome — at least 51% support required; runoff rounds if needed.
- Transparent — Everyone sees who voted what once the results are revealed.
- Each person picks exactly one option.
Related templates
Pick a date Set a date range; everyone marks the days they're free. The most-available day stands out. Offsite agenda Rank the sessions everyone wants so the day's agenda reflects one agreed order. Guest count Each person estimates how many will come and the group converges on a head count to plan for.