Public votes in Australian contests: the terms come first
Check the contest's terms and conditions first. They decide who may vote, how often, and when the count shuts.
Le Palmarès explains how contests with public voting operate in Australia: the awards and polls that come around every year, how platforms tally votes, and where organisers' terms stand on paid support. Other countries are brought in when they shed light on a point.
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- Voting and entry platforms used in Australia: what their terms say The entry tools behind Australian public votes, from Gleam to Woobox, what their terms do with duplicate entries, and what organisers can see in the log.
- School and youth competitions with online voting in Australia Which youth and university contests in Australia run a public vote, what the organisers' own rules say about online voting, consent and prizes, and how manipulation is handled.
What we leave out
This site accepts no votes for elections or parties, does not dodge an organiser's checks, and leaves every result with the organiser.
Tell us about the contest
Send us the details below. If a contest's terms rule out bought votes, we say so before any payment is raised.
Email the voting page to contact@campagnevotes.com, and add:
- the web address of the voting page
- the name of the entry
- the closing time and its time zone (AEST, AWST or another)
- the state the contest is run from