When was Openvote founded?

Openvote was founded in 2015 and raised its 1st funding round 1 year after it was founded.

Where is Openvote located?

Openvote is headquartered in San Francisco, United States.

Who is the current CEO of Openvote?

Jason Freedman of Openvote. They are also angel investors in 2 startups.

Is Openvote a funded company?

Openvote is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round, a Seed round on Jun 09, 2016.

When was the latest funding round of Openvote?

Openvote's latest funding was a $***** Seed round on Jun 09, 2016, with participation from 2 investors. Its primary sector is GovTech. In United States, the GovTech sector has seen $504M in funding in 2026 to date.

Where does Openvote rank among its competitors?

Openvote ranks 1st amongst 4 active competitors, only 1 of which is funded., of which only Openvote is funded and secured an undisclosed amount in Jun, 2016.

Who are the top competitors of Openvote?

Openvote's top competitors include Pangora.Space, MyPollingUnit and Qwarul. Among them, Openvote secured the most recent funding round in June, 2016.

Openvote - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding & Competitors

Openvote is a seed company based in San Francisco (United States), founded in 2015 by Jason Freedman and Bobby Goodlatte. It operates as a Cloud-based platform for civic engagement. Openvote has raised an undisclosed amount in funding. The company has 4 active competitors, including 1 that is funded. Its top competitors include companies like Pangora.Space, MyPollingUnit and Qwarul.

Company Details

Cloud-based platform for civic engagement. The platform provides political news and allows users to vote on the news. It also allows users to share their opinion and pledges.

Website: openvote.com
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Founded Year

2015

Location

San Francisco, United States

Stage

Seed

Latest Funding Round

Seed, Jun 09, 2016, $*****

Investors

Greylock Partners & 2 more

Ranked

1^st among 4 active competitors

Similar Companies

Pangora.Space & 5 more

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Openvote has raised funding over 1 round. Its latest funding round was a Seed round on Jun 09, 2016 for $*****. 2 investors participated in its latest round. Openvote has 3 institutional investors.

Here is the list of recent funding rounds of Openvote:

Date of Funding	Funding Amount	Round Name	Post-Money Valuation	Revenue Multiple	Lead Investors	Other Investors
Jun 09, 2016	9711141	Seed	9531646	3706351	6118451	9154341

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The founders of Openvote are Jason Freedman and Bobby Goodlatte.

Here are the details of Openvote's key team members:

Jason Freedman: Former Co-Founder & CEO of Openvote and founder of 2 other companies, 42Floors and FlightCaster. They are also an angel investor in 2 startups.
Contact Info: 1 email address
Bobby Goodlatte: Former Co-Founder of Openvote. They are also an angel investor in 4 startups.

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Top competitors of Openvote include Pangora.Space, MyPollingUnit and Qwarul. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Openvote, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Openvote 2015, San Francisco (United States), Seed	Cloud-based platform for civic engagement	-	Greylock Partners, Precursor Ventures & 1 others	35/100
2nd	Pangora.Space 2026, Singapore (Singapore), Unfunded	Developer of an AI platform for structured deliberative democracy simulations	-	-	16/100
3rd	MyPollingUnit 2026, Unfunded	Operator of digital forums for verified voters to share updates	-	-	16/100
4th	Qwarul 2018, Deadpooled	Online civic engagement platform for political debates	-	-	15/100
5th	Politica 2020, Deadpooled	Online platform for political testing	-	-	15/100
6th	Agonos 2026, Charlotte (United States), Unfunded	Developer of cybercivic infrastructure for structured conflict resolution and decision-making	-	-	15/100
7th	Policy Radar 2016, London (United Kingdom), Deadpooled	Machine learning based civic engagement platform for political debates	-	-	14/100