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Election Technology Innovator Votrite Announces Convertible Note Investments Ahead Of Historic Midterm Year
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Boca Raton, Florida, December 8, 2025 - As 2025 comes to a close, South Florida based tech innovator VotRite is looking to the future through a newly-announced shift to Convertible Note investments, opening the door for visionary investors to support the next generation of voting accessibility.
"2026 is going to be a massive year for elections, with midterm polls in full swing and hopes high," said Angelica Kapsis, VotRite's President. "However, we are also anticipating renewed fears of election security, a concern our company is fighting to eliminate through software that prioritizes counting every vote in a timely manner while improving transparency for everyday voters."
Earlier this year, VotRite announced approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), showcasing their commitment to preserving fair markets, protecting investors, and enforcing federal securities laws to ensure honesty and transparency. The switch to Convertible Notes will provide a new option to investors well-versed in early stage venture financing, a debt that will later become equity in the company as VotRite continues to expand.
As said by AngelList, "According to the Angel Capital Association's 2020 Angel Funders Report, 37% of angel deals were done using convertible notes in 2019," with true change occurring when a company experiences a 'conversation event,' the catalyst for converting to equity depending on valuation cap and discount rate.
"We want to have the most transparent organization in the history of election systems," added Kapsis. "That's why instead of being owned by billionaires, we want to be part of the American democratic system. Voters not only will make choices on systems that are protected and transparent, but will also have direct ownership of the company."
"This switch is a key element for our future, giving us the tools to enhance our electronic voting machines and give every American the chance to experience easier-to-understand, accessible elections at every level."
About VotRite:
Led by President Angelica Kapsis and CEO Jim Kapsis, VotRite is a trailblazer in electronic voting technology. VotRite's customized hardware and software technology provides cost-effective, user-friendly, and environmentally conscious voting solutions, and the company has worked diligently to ensure the machine's security through the use of individual databases, Direct-Recording Electronic (DRE) technology, and Voter-Verified Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT). Additionally, VotRite's machines do not use hackable downloads, emails, usernames, or passwords, preventing sensitive data from being taken hostage.
CEO Jim Kapsis has extensive management and technology capabilities as the leader of various voting companies in the last 30 years. He has created two patents for voting integration and copyright software. President Angelica Kapsis has a wealth of experience working with voters with disabilities and is fervently committed to ensuring that everyone gets the right to vote in order to foster cohesion and success in both the community and the individual. She is also a U.S. Navy veteran. Christopher Baum is the company's Chief Compliance Officer. He has spent more than 30 years delivering high-quality IT analysis and services on the use of technology in government and in the election industry in particular. Christopher manages certification processes and election integrity.
"2026 is going to be a massive year for elections, with midterm polls in full swing and hopes high," said Angelica Kapsis, VotRite's President. "However, we are also anticipating renewed fears of election security, a concern our company is fighting to eliminate through software that prioritizes counting every vote in a timely manner while improving transparency for everyday voters."
Earlier this year, VotRite announced approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), showcasing their commitment to preserving fair markets, protecting investors, and enforcing federal securities laws to ensure honesty and transparency. The switch to Convertible Notes will provide a new option to investors well-versed in early stage venture financing, a debt that will later become equity in the company as VotRite continues to expand.
As said by AngelList, "According to the Angel Capital Association's 2020 Angel Funders Report, 37% of angel deals were done using convertible notes in 2019," with true change occurring when a company experiences a 'conversation event,' the catalyst for converting to equity depending on valuation cap and discount rate.
"We want to have the most transparent organization in the history of election systems," added Kapsis. "That's why instead of being owned by billionaires, we want to be part of the American democratic system. Voters not only will make choices on systems that are protected and transparent, but will also have direct ownership of the company."
"This switch is a key element for our future, giving us the tools to enhance our electronic voting machines and give every American the chance to experience easier-to-understand, accessible elections at every level."
About VotRite:
Led by President Angelica Kapsis and CEO Jim Kapsis, VotRite is a trailblazer in electronic voting technology. VotRite's customized hardware and software technology provides cost-effective, user-friendly, and environmentally conscious voting solutions, and the company has worked diligently to ensure the machine's security through the use of individual databases, Direct-Recording Electronic (DRE) technology, and Voter-Verified Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT). Additionally, VotRite's machines do not use hackable downloads, emails, usernames, or passwords, preventing sensitive data from being taken hostage.
CEO Jim Kapsis has extensive management and technology capabilities as the leader of various voting companies in the last 30 years. He has created two patents for voting integration and copyright software. President Angelica Kapsis has a wealth of experience working with voters with disabilities and is fervently committed to ensuring that everyone gets the right to vote in order to foster cohesion and success in both the community and the individual. She is also a U.S. Navy veteran. Christopher Baum is the company's Chief Compliance Officer. He has spent more than 30 years delivering high-quality IT analysis and services on the use of technology in government and in the election industry in particular. Christopher manages certification processes and election integrity.
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