Case studies and experiences with online voting

The constituted student body of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) - the largest university in Baden-Württemberg - voted online with POLYAS in July 2020.

Despite a global pandemic, the CDU elected Armin Laschet as the party's new leader at its first digital party conference. And the whole thing was done via online voting with POLYAS.

In the Protestant Church of Kurhessen-Waldeck church council election, 10% of all eligible voters voted online. A study demonstrates the high level of satisfaction with the online voters.

In the Youth Parliament election of the city Buchholz, 3,000 voters voted online. The online election fits the user behavior of young people and is was very cost effective.

In the supervisory board election of the bookstore Osiander, more than 500 employees in 26 different cities voted. The employees voted with ease despite being spread out across the country.

In the online election for the stakeholders of the technology platform Photonics21, 335 members from all over Europe voted. The voter turnout was 74 percent!

Read what the PMI Chapter Southern Germany thinks about voting it's Board of Directors online with Polyas and how online voting made the election management easier. 

Our customers opt for a simple and legally valid online election which facilitates the management of even complex elections and referendums.

The PSD Bank Westfalen-Lippe eG conducted its representative election as a purely online election: 43,591 voting members elected 60 representatives and 12 substitute representatives.