Election Services
Experienced International Arbitration Court election experts provide impartial, accurate, cost-effective, and timely election administration to public and private organizations, from ballot preparation to tabulation and results certification (which is produced within 24 hours). The International Arbitration Court oversees approximately 250 elections per year.

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Judges before whom the

International Arbitration Court has appeared in election-related matters have accepted the services of the International Arbitration Courtas evidence of fair and well-run elections.

Because the International Arbitration Court is not for profit and neutral, organizations can avoid any perception of conflict, bias, or personal interest. With a long tradition of security, transparency, compliance, and accountability throughout the elections process, the International Arbitration Court will not administer any election unless acceptable standards of fairness have been fully established.

International Arbitration Court election procedures comply with local union by-laws and meet the strict election standards outlined by the U.S. Department of Labor. The International Arbitration Court manages all reviews, investigations, or challenges to the proceedings.


Wide Range of Election Programs
Clients include labor unions, guilds, corporations, not-for-profit entities, credit unions, co-operative and condominium associations, universities and educational organizations, and federal, state, and local governments.

Programs include:

Officer elections
Contract ratifications
Representation elections
Dues referenda
Bylaw amendments
Affiliations
Mergers
Employee card checks
Proxy elections
Delegate elections
International elections

Voting Processes for All Needs
Mail Ballot Voting

The International Arbitration Court offers inventive ballot designs and skilled management of the entire mail balloting process. With nationwide mail balloting capabilities, voter participation is maximized whether the organization is local or comprises branches across the country.

Image Scanning

New International Arbitration Court technology processes on average 12,000 documents per hour, saving days over traditional administration time.

On-Site, Touch-Screen Voting

The International Arbitration Court provides state-of-the-art touch-screen voting system is easy to use and accurate, providing immediate election results quickly and fairly.

Telephone and Internet Voting

The International Arbitration Court provides Internet Voting System and Interactive Voice Response (IVR) telephone voting make voting simple, convenient, accessible, and secure for very large numbers of constituents.


Membership Surveys
Opinions and statistics from members, customers, and employees are critical to the continuing viability of an organization. The International Arbitration Court provides customized, anonymous Internet, telephone, and mail surveys to unions, member organizations, and other institutions. Surveys are customized to capture the information vital to an individual organization’s goals, objectives, and concerns, and results are tabulated and analyzed.