ElectionChamp
Run Your Election in Any Language
Write your ballot, candidates, instructions and invitations in whatever language your community uses: Spanish, French, Korean or any other. Voters see your words exactly as you typed them, with no machine translation. Buttons and system messages stay in English.
Any Language
Write your ballot and invitations in the language your community uses. No script limitations.
Every Voter, One Language
Every voter sees your questions, candidates and instructions in the language you wrote them. Nothing for them to set up.
Included on Every Plan
Running your election in your language is available on every plan, including free.
You Write It. We Display It Exactly.
ElectionChamp doesn't auto-translate your ballot, and that's by design. Election content is too important for machine translation. You write your election in the language your community uses, and we display exactly what you type. Candidate names, descriptions, instructions, and options all appear in your chosen language.
You pick the language, and there are no translated copies to manage. Write the ballot in Spanish, and every voter reads it in Spanish. Only the voting screens' buttons and system text, such as Confirm Ballot and the hint under each question, stay in English.
One Language, Every Voter
Your words in Spanish, the buttons in English
Your Notifications, in the Same Language Too
The language experience doesn't stop at the ballot. You write the invitation email and text message in the same language, and reminders resend that invitation, so voters get messages they can read and act on. The confirmation page voters see after voting is in English.
When voters see an election invitation in the language they speak, they're far more likely to open it, understand it, and vote.
Notifications That Match
Reach every voter in your election's language
Three Steps to an Election in Your Language
Running your election in your community's language takes no extra setup: just write it in that language.
Choose Your Language
Decide the language your community uses for the election: Spanish, French, Korean, Tagalog, English, or any other.
Write Your Ballot
Build the election in that language: candidates, descriptions, instructions, ballot items, and notifications, all in your own words.
Launch
Every voter opens the ballot and reads your words in that language. Same ballot, same security for everyone.
Who Runs Elections in Their Own Language?
Any organization whose community speaks a language other than English benefits from writing its election in that language.
HOAs & Condos
Many residential communities are built around a shared language other than English. Running the election in that language ensures everyone understands what they're voting on, especially for complex bylaw amendments and special assessments.
Unions & Labor Groups
Many union locals share a common working language, particularly in construction, manufacturing, and service industries. Running the ballot in that language increases participation and ensures informed voting.
International Organizations
Associations, cooperatives, and nonprofits based outside the English-speaking world need elections in the language their members actually use, not just an English default.
Works With Any Language
ElectionChamp supports Unicode, so you can write your election in any language, including languages with non-Latin scripts. A few examples:
Any language that can be typed on a keyboard works. You provide the content, with no character or script limitations.
Language Questions
No, and that's intentional. Election content is too important for machine translation. You write your election in the language your community uses, entering the ballot, candidates, and instructions in that language yourself. ElectionChamp displays exactly what you write, so your voters get precise, accurate content.
Yes. Write the ballot (questions, candidates or options, bios), the voter instructions and the invitations in Spanish, French, Korean, Tagalog or any language your organization uses. Everything you write can be in any language. Only the voting screens' buttons and system text are in English.
Your words, yes. You build the election once, and every voter sees the ballot titles, candidate information and instructions exactly as you wrote them. The voting screens' buttons and system text, such as Confirm Ballot and the hint under each question, are in English. There's no per-voter language picker and nothing for voters to set up.
Yes. You write the invitation email and text message in the same language, and reminders resend that invitation. A few fixed parts are in English: the start of the email's subject (Vote in), its heading and Vote Now button, and the confirmation page voters see after voting.
Yes. You can write every ballot item in any language, whatever its voting method: plurality, ranked choice, approval, motions, nominations and surveys. It works the same however many items or methods your ballot has.
Yes. Running your election in the language of your choice is included on every plan, including the free tier. We never charge extra for language accessibility. It's a core feature available to all organizations.
Run Your Election in Your Community's Language
Write your ballot and invitations in any language. Voters see your words exactly as you typed them. Included on every plan.
Questions about language support? Email support@electionchamp.com