In-room, hybrid or digital. The right answer depends on your voters, your rules and your context.
Who can participate, how much it costs and whether your voters trust the outcome all depend on the format you choose. What worked before may still be right, or there may be a better option available. This guide helps you work through the decision so your next election works best for the people it is designed to serve.
What's inside
- What in-person, hybrid and digital elections actually involve and where each one tends to work best
- A side-by-side comparison of voter accessibility, turnout, cost, security, trust and legal framework
- The regulatory picture for government and organisational elections across key markets
- A dedicated section on security and what good looks like for digital elections
- A set of questions to help you work out the right format for your specific election
- What good execution looks like, before, during, and after the election
