Verify Your Vote Was Recorded
Every vote cast through VotingPRO comes with a unique receipt code. Enter yours below to confirm it was received and counted — without revealing who or what you voted for.
How This Works
When you vote through VotingPRO, you get a receipt code by email and on-screen the moment you submit your ballot. That code lets you independently confirm your vote is part of the official count — the same way a receipt confirms a purchase went through, without showing anyone else what you bought.
What This Tool Can — and Can't — Show You
- Your vote was received and is part of the official count
- When it was recorded
- Who or what you voted for — not to you, not to your board, not to VotingPRO
- Ballot content and voter identity are kept permanently separate, by design
Florida Compliance Resources
VotingPRO supports electronic voting for Florida associations. Review the applicable Florida Statutes:
Chapter 720.317 (HOA / POA),
Chapter 718.128 (Condominiums),
and
Chapter 719.129 (Cooperatives).
Lost Your Receipt Code?
Check the email VotingPRO sent you right after you voted — your code is there. If you can’t find it, reach out to your association’s board or property manager, who can confirm your vote was recorded through VotingPRO’s Auditor Module.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a vote receipt code?
A unique code generated the moment you cast your vote, given to you on-screen and by email, so you can independently confirm it was recorded.
Can I see how I voted using this tool?
No — this tool only confirms your vote was received, not what you voted for. That separation is intentional and protects ballot secrecy.
Can my board see how I voted?
No. Board-authorized auditors can review that votes were cast and counted correctly, but never which way an individual owner voted.
What if my receipt code doesn't work?
Double-check you copied it exactly as it appeared in your confirmation email. If it still doesn’t work, contact your association’s board or property manager.
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For industry guidelines and election standards, refer to Community Associations Institute (CAI).