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Town hall meeting poll questions for communities and HOAs
In a community meeting the microphone goes to the same five people. A QR poll gives every resident in the room an equal vote, and the quiet majority finally shows up in the numbers.
How to run it
- 01Print the QR on the agenda and put it on the screen.
- 02Open each poll as you reach that agenda item.
- 03Keep the CSV as a record for the minutes.
The questions
Each link opens the editor with the question already written. Change anything, then publish and put the QR code on screen.
- Use this →01Ranked
Rank these priorities for next year.
- Roads
- Parks
- Safety
- Snow removal
- Community events
- Use this →02Rating 1–5
How satisfied are you with services in the neighbourhood?
- Use this →03Multiple choice
Should we raise fees to fund the proposed project?
- Yes
- No
- Need more information
- Use this →04Multiple choice
How did you hear about tonight's meeting?
- Flyer
- Social media
- A neighbour
- Use this →05Open text
What is the biggest issue on your street?
- Use this →06Yes / No
Would you volunteer for a committee?
- Use this →07Multiple choice
What time works best for future meetings?
- Weekday evening
- Saturday morning
- Online
- No preference
- Use this →08Rating 1–5
How well informed do you feel about decisions?
- Use this →09Open text
What should we discuss next time?
Tips from running these live
- Polls are advisory, not a formal vote. Say so at the start.
- One vote per phone; for binding votes use your bylaws' ballot.
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