School voting · free
Student council voting students can do from their phones.
Put a QR code on the classroom screen or a poster in the hallway. Students scan, vote once and you choose when the results show.
qrpolls.com/vote/demo
Scan to vote. This poll is real.tap an option: this is the real thing
How student voting works
- 01List the candidates
Add each candidate as an option. Use a ranking poll if you want students to put them in order.
- 02Share the code
Show it in class or print it on a poster. Set the poll to close at the end of the voting day.
- 03Reveal the results
Keep results hidden until voting closes, then show them at the assembly.
Ready-made questions
Questions
Can I limit it to one vote per student?
You can limit each poll to one vote per phone, per network, or per signed-in account. For a classroom of shared devices, one vote per signed-in account is the strictest choice.
Is it suitable for an official election?
Not yet. It does not provide an audited count or voter verification, so use it for class reps, spirit votes and practice elections rather than binding results.
Do students need accounts?
Not unless you choose one vote per signed-in account. Otherwise they scan and vote.
Is it free for schools?
Yes. A free poll takes 100 responses. Paid plans raise the limit for whole-school votes.