Free FiveM Voting Script | Discord Webhooks | ESX & QBCore

This free FiveM voting script gives ESX and QBCore servers a complete in-game polling system that turns community decisions into shared, server-wide moments. Built by GFX Development as a fully open release, it lets server owners run polls, elections, staff votes, and event decisions directly from a clean, modern menu. The combination of group restrictions and Discord webhook output makes every vote feel official — not like a side-channel discussion bolted onto your roleplay world. If your community has ever argued in Discord about the next update, the next mayor, or the next gang truce, this script finally gives them a real ballot to settle it.

🎬 Script Showcase

Watch the GFX Vote menu in action — see how a poll is created, how players cast their ballots in-game, and how results post automatically to your Discord channel the moment voting closes.

🗳️ A Polling System Built for Roleplay Servers

What separates this from a quick Discord poll or a hacked-together /vote command is that it lives inside the world your players already inhabit. Mayoral elections become real campaigns. Staff promotions become accountable. Gang disputes get settled with ballots instead of arguments in OOC chat. Because it’s a FiveM polling script ESX QBCore servers can drop straight in, it fits the framework your server already runs — no rewrites, no awkward dependencies, no learning curve. The outcome is a community where players feel like their voice genuinely shapes what happens next on the server.

⚙️ Everything Included in the GFX Vote Script

Every feature in this release is built around one outcome: giving your community a structured, abuse-proof way to make decisions together. Here is the full feature set as it ships:

• Works seamlessly with both ESX and QBCore frameworks
• In-game polling menu with a customized layout that can also be tailored for specific groups
• Discord webhook integration that pipes voting results straight to a channel you specify
• Create unlimited polls with custom questions, options, and durations
• Restrict votes to specific jobs, gangs, or groups — perfect for staff-only or faction-only polls
• Anti-abuse system that prevents duplicate voting and ballot stuffing
• Clean, modern UI that fits any server theme
• Lightweight and optimized — zero impact on server performance
• Fully translatable through locale files for any community language

💬 Turning Single Votes into Server-Wide Conversations

Voting is one of the simplest and most effective ways to keep a roleplay community engaged, and this script leans hard into that strength. Use it to choose the next server update, elect a mayor, decide on event rewards, or settle gang disputes the democratic way. With the built-in Discord webhook, every result lands in your community channels the moment a poll closes — turning a single in-game vote into a wider discussion that pulls even offline members back into the conversation. That single feedback loop, from in-game ballot to Discord debate, is what makes voting feel like a real civic event instead of a UI gimmick.

🛠️ Free FiveM Voting Script Compatibility & Setup

This script is designed to drop straight into any server already running ESX or QBCore — those are the only listed requirements. The locale file structure means you can translate every player-facing string into your community’s preferred language, and the group restriction system relies on the job, gang, and group data your framework already tracks. Because it is lightweight and optimized, it sits alongside the rest of your resources without competing for server tick or stealing performance from gameplay scripts.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which frameworks does this voting script support?

A: The script works with both ESX and QBCore out of the box, and those are the only required dependencies listed by the developer. If your server is already running either framework, you are ready to install.

Q: Can I restrict polls to staff, specific jobs, or particular gangs?

A: Yes. The group restriction system lets you scope any poll to specific jobs, gangs, or groups — ideal for staff-only votes, internal faction decisions, police-only ballots, or department-specific polls without exposing them to the wider server.

Q: How are voting results delivered to my team?

A: Results are pushed via Discord webhook to any channel you configure. The moment a poll closes the outcome lands in your community channels so players, staff, and offline members all see the result at the same time.

Q: Does the script stop players from voting multiple times?

A: Yes. There is a built-in anti-abuse system that prevents duplicate voting and ballot stuffing, so every poll stays honest and the result genuinely reflects what your community decided.

Q: Can I translate the menu into another language?

A: The script is fully translatable through locale files, so you can adapt every player-facing string to your community’s language without touching any of the core code.

A server that lets its players vote is a server that gives its players ownership. With GFX Vote running, every election, every event decision, and every faction dispute becomes a real moment inside the world instead of a footnote buried in a Discord thread. Drop it in, point it at your webhook, and let your community start deciding what happens next — for free.