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# Snapshot

**Initial Setup** : 20-30 minutes (*est*)

**New Polls** : 10-20 minutes (*est*)

## POLLS

## Token Balance Weighted Voting

**tldr**; Let your community help you make decisions while giving your biggest holders the most voting power.

Use [Snapshot.org](http://Snapshot.org) as the communities poll board. Ask questions or propose future plans and allow your collectors and fans to weigh in. They will connect their wallets and Snapshot will read their wallet holdings. When they vote, each token they hold is one vote. 1 token = 1 vote.

#### **What you will need**

* A wallet
* Token contract addresses
* ENS domain (.eth)
  * It is used as part of your url

#### Why?

Engage your fans and let them take part in the world building process with you. Give all your holders a voice, while reserving the biggest voice for your biggest holders. There is anticipation of polls reaching quorum and awaiting the final outcome.

## Poll Ideas:

1. Ask for help picking a colorway of a new merch run, or album cover, or NFT collection
2. Ask what edition or collection size they want on the next drop
3. Give options for future collaborations and let them vote

## Next Steps

[Space Setup Guide](/token-integrations-guide/polls/snapshot/space-setup-guide.md)

[Conducting a Poll](/token-integrations-guide/polls/snapshot/conducting-a-poll.md)


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