Election opinion poll maker
Ask people who they prefer, share the link on social media and watch the results come in live – with one vote per device to keep it fair.
Create a free pollAn election opinion poll is an informal online survey that asks people which candidate or party they prefer. With QuickPoll you list the candidates as options, turn on one-vote-per-device protection, share the link, and the results show as a live pie chart with each candidate ranked by votes.
Built for opinion polls
- Ranked results – the candidate with the most votes is shown first, and the order updates live.
- One vote per device – blocks repeat voting from the same phone, even in another browser or incognito window.
- Banner image – a poll can show a header banner, which also appears when the link is shared.
- Mobile first – most voters arrive from WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook on their phones.
Important: an online poll is not an election result
Online polls show the opinion of the people who chose to vote, not of all voters. Results depend on where the link was shared. Treat them as a conversation starter, not a prediction, and say so when you publish them.
Tips for a fair opinion poll
- List every candidate, plus an option such as "Undecided / Other".
- Use neutral wording – do not praise or criticise any candidate in the question.
- Keep one-vote-per-device protection on.
- Share the link in many different groups, not only with one side's supporters.
How it works
- Write a neutral questionFor example: "In this election, who is your first choice?"
- Add every candidateAdd each candidate as an option, plus "Undecided / Other".
- Keep device protection onLeave "One vote per device" selected so each phone votes once.
- Share widelyPost the link on WhatsApp groups, Facebook pages and Instagram.
- Follow the live rankingResults rank candidates by votes and update every few seconds.
Frequently asked questions
Can the same person vote twice?
One-vote-per-device protection blocks a second vote from the same phone, including other browsers and incognito windows on the same network.
Does the poll predict who will win?
No. An online poll reflects only the people who voted in it. It is an indicator of opinion, not a forecast.
Can voters stay anonymous?
Yes. Voters do not give a name, phone number or email.