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Make campaign standings easier for supporters to follow.

Leaderboards are the public-facing presentation of campaign standings where the event and campaign settings allow them. They help supporters understand candidate position, campaign state, and visible results without exposing internal operational data or implying judge scoring.

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Features

Present public standings:

Show the candidate positions and result information approved for the public campaign experience.

Use verified campaign results:

Reflect verified vote totals or ranking data where the campaign makes those results publicly visible.

Keep the event and campaign clear:

Identify which pageant event and campaign the leaderboard represents.

Show status with text:

Make upcoming, active, closing, or closed campaign state understandable without relying on color or motion alone.

Respect public visibility rules:

Display only the ranking and vote information enabled for the campaign’s public experience.

Benefits

Help supporters see where candidates stand within the campaign they are viewing.
Make public results easier to scan on candidate and event experiences.
Give candidates and organizers a consistent destination for approved standings.
Build public trust through clear labels, campaign context, and transparent result boundaries.

Leaderboard workflow

Select the event and campaign whose standings may be shown publicly.
Confirm the campaign is eligible for public presentation and its visibility settings are configured.
Prepare the candidate names, positions, totals, status labels, and supporting context approved for display.
Publish or link the leaderboard from the relevant public event or candidate experience.
Keep the public view aligned with the campaign state and verified result data as the campaign changes.

Public leaderboards describe campaign standings and verified results where supported. They are not a judge-scoring interface, official tabulation system, or guarantee that every internal operational field is public.

Screenshot / Product in Action

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Source specification: 1600 × 1000 px, 16:10, sanitized demo data, WebP preferred or PNG for UI fidelity. Do not bake device frames, rounded corners, glow, shadows, or purple backgrounds into the source image.

Informative alt-text guidance: “Sanitized PageantXero public leaderboard showing event and campaign context, candidate positions, verified vote results, and campaign status.”

Suggested screenshot focus:

Event and campaign title or status
Candidate names and rank labels
Public vote totals or result visibility state
Updated or last-activity context where supported
Accessible text labels for every visible result

FAQ

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No. Online voting is one part of the product. PageantXero connects organization setup, event management, candidate visibility, campaigns, public experiences, payment verification, and rankings so teams can manage the lifecycle around a pageant.

The workflow starts with an organization, then an event, candidates, campaigns, public candidate experiences, voting or engagement, verification, and rankings or results. Teams can prepare these pieces before launching a live campaign.

Yes. The approved MVP allows an event to have one or more voting campaigns. Campaign configuration and launch remain separate from the event record.

No. Publishing an event makes the event available according to its configured visibility, but it does not automatically launch a voting campaign. Event publication and campaign activation are separate lifecycle decisions.

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