Community & Clubs · Decide yes/no
Vote on a rule or bylaw change — anonymous, two-thirds to pass
Changing the rules should be harder than making an everyday decision. Members vote anonymously for or against the change; the result shows the totals, and the change passes only if two-thirds of the votes support it — the threshold your statutes ask for. If it fails, you have a clean record of that too. Link or QR code, no accounts.
bylaw amendment vote online · supermajority vote for an association · two-thirds majority poll
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 66% support required; runoff rounds if needed.
- Anonymous — Nobody can see who voted what — before or after.
- Each person picks exactly one option.
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