All-Star Voting Poll Template

Use a write-in poll when you want fans to name an eligible player rather than select from a fixed shortlist. State the sport, event, selection period, and whether the result is advisory or determines an award. If you already have an approved shortlist, replace the write-in fields with a single-choice list. Keep voting separate from asking whether people enjoyed the event; our post-event survey template covers that feedback task.

Start with these questions and adapt them to your audience. Every field is optional. Where answer choices are listed, respondents choose one.

Respondent introduction:
Please read the event's eligibility, closing time, and voting rules before entering one player choice. Include the team so we can identify the player. You may leave questions unanswered, but an incomplete entry may not be a valid vote under the published rules.

Add the event name, eligible players or eligibility criteria, closing date with time zone, repeat-voting rule, and tie-handling rule before sharing. Explain whether a reason is required for a valid vote; this starter keeps it optional. Do not display an invented player roster in a live poll. If you need one vote per eligible person, put a suitable verification process in place and test it. A public link alone does not establish voter identity.

Create an all-star voting poll in SurveyLegend with questions about the player's name, team, selection context, and reasons for the vote.

The full prompt below includes all 4 questions and their response settings. Copy it, register for a free SurveyLegend account, and paste it into SurveyLegend's AI survey creation tool. Review and customize the result before sharing.

First separate submitted responses from valid votes under your published rules. Normalize clear spelling variations in player and team names, but investigate ambiguous entries rather than guessing. Keep a record of exclusions and apply the same rule consistently. Announce results using the number of valid votes, not the number of page visits or demo submissions. An open fan poll describes participating fans' choices and does not represent every supporter.