Build your poll
Shuffle, limit and fine-tune options
Randomize the order, cap votes per option and let people pick several answers.
Each question has its own settings next to it in the editor. These are the ones people use most.
Allow more than one answer
Turn on Allow more than one answer on a multiple choice question to let voters pick several options.
Randomize the order
People pick the first option more often just because it’s first. Randomize order shows the options in a different order to each voter, so position doesn’t decide the result. Other question types have their own version, like Randomize starting order for rankings, Randomize option order for ranked choice ballots and Randomize statements for a matrix.
Limit votes per option
Use Limit votes per option when each option has a limited number of places, like workshop seats, shifts or potluck dishes. Set a maximum next to each option. Once an option is full, nobody else can pick it.
Show results right after voting
Show results instantly shows a voter the results as soon as they answer, which works well for quick, fun polls. For anything where people might follow the crowd, keep results hidden. See Choose who sees the results.