What should a TrooVote demo cover?

A useful TrooVote demo should cover election setup, voter access, live participation monitoring, and results controls.

Who should request a demo?

Associations, RWAs, clubs, boards, and election agencies evaluating an online voting workflow should request a walkthrough.

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See how TrooVote runs a real online election from voter list to published result.

TrooVote demos are built around a real public election, not a mock sandbox. We walk you through the TPDA election so you can see how voter access, turnout monitoring, result publication, and candidate presentation work in an actual live workflow.

This is the same TrooVote election that ran on April 14, 2026 for TELANGANA PALLE DAWAKHANA DOCTOR’S ASSOCIATION AYUSHMAN AROGYA MANDIR, with 1,146 eligible voters, 977 completed voters, and 85.3% turnout.

Real organizationReal turnoutReal published winner

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Live proof pagetroovote.com/tpda

Total voters1,146Private voter list configured for the election

Completed voters977Ballots fully submitted during the polling window

Turnout85.3%High participation rate published after result release

Polling window14 Apr 20261:00 PM to 5:30 PM IST

Admin Workflow

How TrooVote handles election setup, control, and reporting for admins.

This slideshow follows the operator side of the product: creating the election, structuring the poll, monitoring live activity, and exporting reports after voting starts.

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Create a structured election workspace

Admins define the election title, slug, visibility, voting mode, and polling window from a purpose-built create screen instead of piecing the workflow together manually.

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Build polls and positions inside the same flow

Poll and ballot setup lives inside the same admin journey, so teams can move from event structure to voter-facing content without switching tools.

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Monitor turnout and device activity live

Once voting opens, the monitor view shows completed voters, device reuse, login activity, and other live operational signals that matter during polling.

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Search voters and intervene from the manage view

The manage workspace gives admins a direct way to look up voters, review status, and handle voter operations while the election is active.

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Export reports after or during the election

The reports view provides downloadable voter and eligibility exports so teams can document the election and support post-vote review.

Live Voter Flow

How a real voter moves from the public slug page to a submitted ballot.

This sequence shows the public election experience end to end: live turnout context, login, OTP verification, ballot selection, confirmation, and post-vote acknowledgement.

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Public election page with live participation context

The slug page presents the election title, voting window, and current turnout so voters see a focused, mobile-friendly interface instead of a generic form.

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Live score overlay during the polling window

Voters and observers can open the live score overlay to see turnout percentage and polled count without leaving the ballot page.

TrooVote selected option with login prompt

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Selection flow before authentication

A voter can review the ballot and select an option first, then continue into login only when they are ready to submit the vote.

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Mobile number step for voter login

The public login flow begins with a simple phone-based sign-in step designed for quick voter access.

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OTP verification with in-context status messaging

The verify step confirms where the OTP was sent and keeps the voter inside a compact flow that is easy to complete on mobile.

TrooVote selected ballot option before sending vote

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Ballot selection before vote submission

After login, the voter sees the selected option clearly and can submit from the same ballot screen without unnecessary navigation.

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Explicit confirmation before final submission

The confirm overlay gives the voter one last review step before the ballot is sent, which reduces accidental submissions.

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Post-vote confirmation for the voter

After submission, TrooVote shows a dedicated thank-you state so the voter has immediate feedback that the ballot was accepted.

TrooVote live score overlay after a vote is submitted

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Turnout updates immediately after the vote

The same public page reflects the updated participation rate, which is useful for live community and member elections.

Why buyers trust this demo

The TPDA election gives TrooVote a stronger proof story than a fictional sandbox ever could.

A real public election page under the `tpda` slug on TrooVote.

1,146 eligible voters and 977 completed voters published after the election.

85.3 percent turnout from a private voter workflow.

Three candidate panels with visible names, descriptions, and images.

A clear winning panel and published final outcome.

Published election results

Real candidate panels from the TPDA election

The public result set shows a single-choice position election with three competing panels and a declared winner. Buyers can inspect not just the product UI, but the actual election outcome.

Winner732 votes

Dr. Mahender Rao Putta and Dr. S. Sangeetha

Winning panel for President and General Secretary.

232 votes

Dr. Patnam Ravi and Dr. Vijay

Contesting panel for President and General Secretary.

13 votes

Dr. Tarashashank and Dr. Sai Prasad

Contesting panel for President and General Secretary.

Next step

Book a demo if you want to evaluate TrooVote against a real election workflow.

We will show you the live TPDA example, explain how the election was structured, and map the workflow to your own association, RWA, club, board, or agency-managed election.

Dr. Mahender Rao Putta and Dr. S. Sangeetha won with 732 votes.

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