Text message opt-in

Last updated: October 2, 2026

VoteKiosk, a product of Inspiration and Trust Inc, sends one kind of text message: a one-time verification code that lets a voter open their ballot. We do not send marketing or promotional text messages. This page shows exactly how a voter opts in.

1. Where the opt-in happens

An organization running an election gives each voter a link to that election's voting page at vote.votekiosk.com. Before the ballot opens, the voter is asked to verify who they are. If they choose verification by text message, they see the form below: they enter their mobile number, tick the consent box, and press Send my code. The button stays disabled until the box is ticked, and no text message is sent unless the voter does this.

The opt-in form, as the voter sees it

Verify who you are

This confirms you are on the voter roll. It does not record anything about how you vote.

Mobile number

We will text a one-time code to your registered number.

Consent is provided exclusively for Inspiration and Trust Inc to contact the voter with the one-time codes they request, not for any third party. Opting in to text messages is not a condition of voting: where the organization has provided an email address, the voter can choose to receive the code by email instead.

2. The message the voter receives

"123456 is your [organization name] voting code, valid 10 minutes. Do not share it. Reply STOP to opt out from Inspiration and Trust Inc."

3. Program details

Program: VoteKiosk one-time voting codes.
Frequency: message frequency varies. One message is sent each time a voter requests a code — typically one or two messages per election.
Cost: message and data rates may apply.
Stop: reply STOP to any VoteKiosk text message to stop receiving text messages from us. Reply START to opt back in.
Help: reply HELP, or email support@votekiosk.com.
Mobile carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.

4. How mobile numbers are used

No mobile phone number, SMS opt-in, or messaging consent collected by VoteKiosk is sold, rented, traded, or shared with any third parties or affiliates for their marketing or promotional purposes. See the Privacy Policy and the Messaging and SMS terms.