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An annual public poll run by the Erie Times-News to name the District 10 girls basketball playoff MVP, hosted on Crowdsignal in Pennsylvania.
Run by: Erie Times-News Market: Erie, PA Cadence: annual Vote cap: not published on the poll page
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What the Erie District 10 MVP poll is and who runs it
The Erie District 10 girls basketball playoff MVP poll is a public online ballot. The Erie Times-News publishes it, and the balloting is held on Crowdsignal at poll.fm. The poll asks supporters to pick the playoff MVP from a list of girls basketball players, which places it in the sports group of local awards.
Set beside the other Pennsylvania sports ballots, including player-of-the-week ballots and a county preseason list, this one is a single playoff award for one district and one season. A reader should not assume it matches a weekly or preseason ballot from another publisher.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Program | District 10 girls basketball playoff MVP |
| Organizer | Erie Times-News |
| Platform | Crowdsignal (poll.fm) |
| Ballot address | poll.fm/16702313 |
| City and state | Erie, Pennsylvania |
| Format | Single playoff MVP poll, winter season |
Key fact: The linked poll is labelled as closed on the platform, so it shows the results of a finished vote.
Which seasons are confirmed and when the winter poll runs
The poll is confirmed for two seasons, 2025 and 2026. Voting for each season falls in the winter months, from December into February. The linked poll is labelled closed, so it reflects a finished round rather than an open vote.
| Season | Voting window | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 season | December to February | Confirmed edition, playoff MVP poll |
| 2026 season | December to February | Confirmed edition, linked poll now closed |
| Next season | Not published | No next-season poll is linked on the poll page |
Day-by-day opening and closing times are missing from the poll text, so the exact closing day cannot be stated here. Dates for the next poll have not been posted; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Timing tip: Watch the Erie Times-News sports pages in the winter, since the next poll link is likely to appear there.
How a supporter votes in the playoff MVP poll today
A supporter opens the Crowdsignal poll, reads the playoff options listed, and selects one. The choice is counted with the others in that poll, and the platform shows the poll as closed once voting ends. The newspaper's result announcement, when it appears, is the authoritative summary.
The poll gives no per-person limit or daily allowance, so how many times a supporter can select an option is not confirmed. Percentages on a closed poll describe that poll alone and do not carry over to any other season.
Before you vote: Confirm the poll is open. A closed poll will not accept a new selection, so check the status label first.
How this MVP poll sits beside other Pennsylvania sports polls
Several Pennsylvania sports polls sit beside this one. The Mr. PA Football poll covers football, and the Pennsylvania High School Football Player of the Week is a weekly football series. The GameTimePA YAIAA Girls Athlete of the Week is a girls weekly list tied to a different publisher.
Other neighbours include the PennLive Mid-Penn Boys Basketball Player of the Week, the Pennsylvania High School Softball Player of the Year, and the Lebanon County Preseason Boys Basketball Player of the Year. Their publishers and regions differ from this Erie ballot.
| Neighbour | Focus | Market |
|---|---|---|
| GameTimePA YAIAA Girls Athlete of the Week | Girls weekly athletes | YAIAA conference |
| PennLive Mid-Penn Boys Basketball Player of the Week | Boys basketball, weekly | Mid-Penn region |
| Pennsylvania High School Softball Player of the Year | Softball, yearly | Pennsylvania |
| Lebanon County Preseason Boys Basketball Player of the Year | Boys basketball, preseason | Lebanon County |
Why paid votes do not belong in a student athlete poll
The nominees in this poll are high school students, and the ballot asks the public to pick one of them. A playoff MVP vote is supposed to reflect the people who watched the season. Paid votes replace that signal with money, and they reward one student's supporters at the expense of the others.
Paid vote sellers are a visible part of the public polling market, so the question is fair to ask. The newspaper's poll text does not mention paid votes, and nothing on this page recommends them. The better route for a family is to share the poll with people who saw the season.
Anyone weighing outside help should review the legal overview first. The rules of the newspaper and the platform decide what counts, and no seller can promise a result in a poll about students.
How to vote in Erie Times-News District 10 Girls Basketball Playoff MVP
- 1
Open the District 10 MVP poll
Open the District 10 MVP poll at poll.fm/16702313 from the Erie Times-News link.
- 2
Read the playoff player options
Read the playoff player options the poll lists, which are not repeated on this page.
- 3
Choose one option and submit
Choose one option and submit it while the poll is open.
- 4
Return to the closed poll later
Return to the closed poll later, which the platform labels as closed, to see the posted result.
Erie Times-News District 10 Girls Basketball Playoff MVP — frequently asked questions
14 answers covering legality, delivery, quality, pricing and platform specifics.
How do I vote in the Erie District 10 girls basketball playoff MVP poll?
You open the Crowdsignal poll linked from the Erie Times-News and choose one of the playoff options it lists. The poll shows a closed label on the platform now, so the vote for the linked season has ended. Check the newspaper for the next season's poll link.
When does the Erie girls playoff MVP poll close?
The linked poll is already closed on the platform, and the winter voting run ends in February. The exact closing day for each season is not printed on the poll page. Use the newspaper's announcement for the closing time of any future poll.
How is the District 10 playoff MVP chosen?
Supporters from the public make the count here, so the option with the most votes leads the poll. The poll text does not describe a panel of judges, a coaches' vote or a tiebreak method. Any final award decision would have to come from the newspaper, which the page does not describe in detail.
Is a repeat selection counted in the Erie MVP poll?
The poll gives no per-person or per-day vote allowance, so a repeat-selection rule is not stated. Do not assume a second selection will count toward the total. The newspaper's terms are the place to check for any rule on repeat selections.
Is voting in the Erie District 10 MVP poll free?
Supporters are open to the public, and the poll text lists no charge for them. Nothing on the poll asks a reader to pay to select an option. Charges tied to outside sellers are a separate matter that the poll does not address.
Can I buy votes for the Erie District 10 girls MVP poll?
Paid vote sellers operate on many public polls, but the newspaper's text does not address paid votes for this one. The nominees are high school students, so bought votes would tilt a poll about young athletes. The section below explains why that route is not recommended.
Can I vote on a phone for the Erie girls playoff MVP poll?
No device rule is printed for this Crowdsignal poll, so phone voting is not confirmed by the newspaper. The poll runs at a web address, so a phone browser is the likely way to reach it. Open the link on your device before the voting window closes.
Is buying votes legal for a Pennsylvania high school sports poll?
The newspaper's poll does not address paid votes, so no legal position can be taken from the poll text. For the general question, see the <a href="/trust/is-buying-votes-legal/">legal overview</a>. A poll about students carries fairness questions that the legal answer alone does not resolve.
Has the District 10 girls playoff MVP poll run more than once?
Yes, the poll is confirmed for the 2025 and 2026 seasons, so two editions are visible to readers. Each season follows the same winter pattern. The poll text does not print the dates of the next season.
Which schools do the District 10 girls playoff MVP options come from?
The schools behind the options are not named in the poll text, which keeps the focus on the poll format. The ballot itself lists the players for each season. Check the live poll for the current options before you vote.
Does the newspaper remove votes cast with voting software?
The poll text does not state a penalty for voting software, so whether such votes are removed remains unclear. Use only the methods the poll itself describes. If you are unsure whether a tool is allowed, ask the newspaper before the poll closes.
How can a family help a District 10 nominee get more votes?
The most dependable route is to share the poll link with teammates' families, coaches and fans who follow the team. The newspaper does not describe a promotion rule, so check its own terms before planning anything. For wider tactics, read the <a href="/how-to/get-more-votes-online/">guide to getting more votes online</a>.
How does the Erie playoff MVP poll compare with the other Pennsylvania sports polls?
The Erie poll is tied to one playoff district and one newspaper, while the other Pennsylvania polls cover player-of-the-week, scholar and county awards. Each has its own publisher and its own ballot address. Compare the ballot links directly before assuming the rules match.
Who runs the District 10 girls basketball playoff MVP poll?
The organizer is the Erie Times-News, and the poll runs on Crowdsignal. The series is a winter girls basketball poll tied to Erie, Pennsylvania. The newspaper is the source for any result announcement.
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Last reviewed June 2026. Contest dates, rules and vote caps change each season — always confirm the current rules on the official contest page before you vote.
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