Für Alumni-Vereinigungen

Bring a dispersed alumni community into one credible election.

Verify eligibility, present candidates clearly, and let alumni vote privately from wherever they are without reducing the result to an unexplained total.

No card needed. Small votes can start on the free tier.

An intergenerational alumni committee planning an association leadership election
One community across many places A browser-based ballot lets eligible alumni participate without gathering in the same room.
The governance problem

The count is only one part of a credible vote.

Alumni elections serve people across graduation years, chapters, countries, and changing contact details. The process has to establish who may vote without making participation burdensome.

01

The community is geographically dispersed

Requiring a meeting or paper return can exclude the members an alumni body is meant to connect.

02

Eligibility data is uneven

Graduation year, chapter, membership status, or another rule may need review before voting access is granted.

03

Candidates need room to be understood

Names alone do not give a broad community enough context for leadership choices.

A governed workflow

From eligible roll to published record

Create a clear path from alumni verification to an anonymous, checkable result.

  1. 01

    Present the offices

    Create national or chapter roles and add candidate photos, background details, and statements.

  2. 02

    Review alumni eligibility

    Ask for the fields needed under your rules and approve eligible registrations.

  3. 03

    Vote across time zones

    Schedule a voting window and let each approved alum use one token from a web browser.

  4. 04

    Publish with context

    Release the result with a public integrity report, receipt checks, and verifiable winner certificates.

Defensible benefits

Useful controls, stated without overclaiming.

The experience is designed to be understandable to occasional voters and manageable for a volunteer election team.

Candidate context

Profiles on the ballot

Candidate photos, details, and longer statements keep the information members need beside the choice itself.

Flexible eligibility

Questions that match your records

Custom registration fields can collect alumni number, graduation year, chapter, or other information your organisers need to review.

Visible integrity

A result that travels well

Public verification links let alumni inspect the outcome from anywhere without giving them access to private member data.

Eine ehrlich benannte Grenze

No database integration is implied

CharterVote provides configurable registration and organiser approval. It does not currently claim an automatic integration with a university alumni database, identity provider, or CRM.

Questions before you choose

Frequently asked questions

Can alumni candidates include a statement and photograph?

Yes. Candidate records support a photo, short details, and a longer statement that can be presented with the ballot.

Can we ask for graduation year or chapter?

Yes. Organisers can configure custom registration fields and review the submitted answers before approving voting access.

Can alumni vote from different countries?

The ballot is browser-based and available during the election's scheduled window. Organisers should choose opening and closing times that work for their community.

Does CharterVote connect directly to our alumni database?

No automatic alumni-database or CRM integration is claimed. Eligibility is handled through configurable registration fields and organiser review.

Start with a real test

Run an alumni election that works beyond the annual meeting.

Create the offices, invite your community, and test the complete voter journey on the free tier.