You can use Reporting Groups to summarize the results of your vote according to various demographics in your voter population. For example, if you are a national-level union, you could set up reporting groups to get results by State and Local.
Important Things to Know
Important things to know about reporting groups include:
You can add a maximum of three reporting groups to your vote
Each reporting group requires at least one subgroup
Reporting groups require more than three voters to be added, and have voted, within each of the sub-groups. If the criteria are not met the full report will be obfuscated unless you have chosen Poll or Show of Hands as your Voter Anonymity setting
Setting Up Reporting Groups
To set up reporting groups:
Go to the Voters page
Go to Voter Options
Select Reporting Groups; the Group Title text box will appear:
Enter the title of your reporting group in the text box; the page will refresh when you're finished
Add additional groups by selecting Add Reporting Group
Adding Subgroups to the Voter List
Each reporting group you added will show up in a column on your voter list:
For each reporting group column, you're required to:
Provide a subgroup for each voter
Have at least three voters per subgroup in order to validate your voter list
Downloading Results with Reporting Groups
To download Grouped Results after your election closes:
Go to the Results page
Select the Results tab:
Select Grouped Results; a CSV with your grouped results will be generated and sent to your email.
Grouped Results with Weighted Voting
If you're using weighted voting in your vote, use the Export Grouped Results dropdown menu to select a Grouped Results report, with or without weighting:
