Run Your Board Election Online

Elect board members with a secure, professional process. Candidate bios, anonymous ballots, automated reminders, and instant results — ready in as little as 5 minutes.

Candidate Profiles

Bios, photos, and qualifications right on the ballot.

Anonymous Ballots

No one sees how any individual voted.

Instant Results

Winners declared the moment voting closes.

Audit-Ready Records

Complete documentation for your files.

A Professional Ballot That Showcases Your Candidates

Board elections deserve more than a show of hands or a reply-all email thread. ElectionChamp lets you present each candidate with their name, title, bio, and qualifications — so voters can make an informed decision, not just pick a name they recognize.

Choose the right format for your board: select one winner, choose up to a certain number of seats, or use ranked choice voting to find the candidates with the broadest support.

Candidate bios with titles and qualifications
Single-seat or multi-seat elections ("select up to 3")
Ranked choice option for contested races
Combine board elections with motions or bylaw votes on one ballot

Sample Board Ballot

What your voters will see

Riverside HOA
2026 Board Election
Board of Directors
Please select at least 0 and maximum 2 candidate(s).
Maria Santos Lot 14 · Resident 6 years · Finance background View Information
David Kim Lot 38 · Current Treasurer · Property manager
Rachel Foster Lot 22 · Licensed architect · New resident
James Thornton Lot 7 · Retired attorney · Board member 2019–2022

Results the Moment Voting Closes

No counting committee. No waiting days for someone to tally paper ballots. The instant your voting window closes, ElectionChamp calculates the results and produces a detailed report — winners, vote totals, participation rates, and a full audit trail.

For multi-seat elections, the system clearly shows who was elected and who fell short. For ranked choice elections, you get a complete round-by-round breakdown showing how votes transferred.

Winners declared instantly — no manual counting
Participation statistics with turnout percentage
Export to PDF for board minutes or CSV for records
Share results via email notification or shareable link

Board Election Results

Calculated instantly on close

Board Election — 2 Seats Open
Maria Santos38%
✓ Elected
Rachel Foster31%
✓ Elected
David Kim19%
James Thornton12%

Set Up Your Board Election in 6 Simple Steps

No tech skills required. Our guided wizard walks you through everything — most organizations finish in as little as 5 minutes.

1

Enter Election Details

Name your election (e.g., "2026 Annual Board Election"), add a description, and set your voting start and end dates.

30 seconds
2

Configure Settings

Set your security level, enable anonymous voting, choose notification channels (email, SMS, or both), and configure results visibility.

30 seconds
3

Build Your Ballot

Add candidates with bios and qualifications. Choose your voting method — plurality, ranked choice, or approval. Preview exactly what voters will see.

2 minutes
4

Upload Your Voter List

Import your membership list via CSV or spreadsheet. Each voter gets a unique, secure 16-digit voting key. The system validates your list and flags errors.

1 minute
5

Customize Notifications

Edit the email and SMS messages voters will receive. Add your organization's branding. Schedule automatic reminders for anyone who hasn't voted.

30 seconds
6

Review & Launch

Preview your entire election — ballot, settings, voter list, notifications — in one summary screen. When everything looks right, hit launch.

Done!
Start Your Board Election

Board Elections Start Free

Most board elections are small — 5 to 20 members. Those are completely free on ElectionChamp. Larger member-wide elections are priced by voter count, with every feature included on every plan.

See Full Pricing
  • 7-member board voteFree
  • 15-member committee electionFree
  • 150-unit HOA board election$10
  • 500-member nonprofit board vote$25
  • 2,000-member association election$100
  • 5,000-member credit union election$250

Board Election Questions

Yes. When you add candidates, you can include a biographical statement, title, qualifications, and any other information you want voters to see. This information appears directly on the ballot alongside each candidate's name, so voters can make informed decisions without leaving the voting page.

If you have 3 open seats and 7 candidates, you set the ballot to "select up to 3." Voters choose their preferred candidates (up to the limit), and the top vote-getters win the available seats. Results clearly show who was elected and who wasn't, with exact vote counts and percentages for every candidate.

Absolutely. You can put multiple items on a single ballot — a board election, a bylaw amendment, a budget approval, a survey question. Each item can use a different voting method. Voters complete everything on one ballot, and results are reported separately for each item.

You control this setting. For most board elections, anonymous voting is recommended — no one can see how any individual voted, which encourages honest participation. If you need a non-anonymous vote (for example, to record each director's position on a resolution for the minutes), you can configure that too.

Yes. Ranked choice voting is available for any election. Voters rank candidates in order of preference, and the system runs the full instant runoff algorithm to determine winners. This is especially popular for contested single-seat races where you want the winner to have broad support, not just plurality support.

Uncontested elections are common. You can run a yes/no confirmation vote for each candidate ("Shall Maria Santos serve on the Board of Directors? Yes / No / Abstain"), or you can present the slate for approval as a whole. Either approach creates the documentation your bylaws likely require.

Yes. You can enable a write-in option on any board election ballot. Voters will see the listed candidates plus a text field to enter a write-in name. Write-in votes are counted and included in the results alongside the listed candidates.

More than enough. Most organizations set up their first election in as little as 5 minutes. You could create your account, build your ballot, upload your voter list, and launch voting today. Two weeks gives you plenty of time for a proper voting window and reminder cadence.

Run Your Board Election Like a Champ

Set up in as little as 5 minutes. Free for up to 20 voters. No credit card required.

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