Virtual 4-H Officer Elections: Zoom Polls

September 15, 2020

Fall is a common time of year for 4-H clubs and advisory groups to hold officer elections. With 4-H meetings across Michigan held virtually this fall, club and advisory group leaders will need to think creatively about how to hold those elections. Even virtually, this annual transition of leadership is a good opportunity for youth to build their leadership skills and can serve to energize groups with new voices and ideas. This tutorial walks through using the Zoom meeting platform's poll feature to conduct officer elections virtually. 

Additional resources for 4-H advisory councils can be found on the 4-H Advisory Council toolkit.

 

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