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Surveys & polling

Explore 88 projects in the Surveys & polling category of the Civic Tech Field Guide.

Surveys are used to gather input, measure public opinion, and establish baseline understanding of demographics and other information about residents.

88 projects

이견 (Igyeon)

Igyeon is a debate platform where you can read the background and pro/con arguments on policy and social issues, check source materials, and share your thoughts.

VERAX Project

VERAX is a pre-production platform for verified, one-human-one-vote global opinion polling, where anonymous credentials confirm each participant is a unique real person, votes stay unlinkable to identity, and results can be re-viewed through demographic "Lenses."

SouthendOnSea.city

SouthendOnSea.city is a local information and community-participation platform serving Southend-on-Sea, Essex.

.one

Democracy .one is a nonprofit "civic social platform" that turns people's civic opinions into structured Polls, Scores, and Ranks, clusters differently-worded expressions of the same position together, and aggregates them into a continuously-updating, comparable measure of public opinion it calls the "Civic Mirror."

2026

WeDecide

WeDecide empowers communities with real-time neighborhood data, enhancing civic engagement and government responsiveness through privacy-focused civic intelligence tools.

2026

Busara

The Busara Lab is now the largest behavioral science lab in the world with a panel of more than 133,000 participants across sites in India, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, and Uganda.

Nairobi
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Voxit

Voxit is a [Pol.is fork and] open source polling platform that addresses challenges commonly found in online conversations and digital polls, like low engagement or highly polarising debates.

Helsinki, Finland
2026

LimeSurvey

Free (and open source) Online Survey Tool

Hamburg

Tilt.vote

Tilt is where opinions are structured, arguments are evaluated, and consensus is measurable.

Houston