# Configure Voting Power Calculations Organizations can configure multiple Voting Power Calculations to use in different stages of their governance workflows. ### Adding a New Vote Power Calculation **Step 0: Navigate to the Vote Power Calculation Section**
Connect your wallet and navigate to the Governance page of your Organization. Click the Governance Settings Tab. **Step 1: Add a new Calculation**
In the Vote Power Calculation Section, click Add. This will create a new voting power that will have type 1 member 1 vote by default. To change this, Edit your Voting Power Calculation. ### Editing A Vote Power Calculation **Step 0: Navigate to the Vote Power Calculation you want to edit**
Connect your wallet and navigate to the Governance page of your Organization. Click the Governance Settings Tab. Find the Voting Power Calculation you want to manage and click it. **Step 1: Click the edit icon**
**Step 2: Fill out the form to edit the Voting Power Calculation** > Name: Give this Voting Power Calculation a name. > > Use as Default?: Select if this is the default calculation for your Organization. Default Calculations are used by default when creating new Snapshot Governance Items. > > Short Description: A brief description of this Voting Power Calculation > > Compatibility: Cannot be edited. On-chain, Agora for Agora Voting Power Calculations, Off-Chain, Clarity for all Snapshot Calculations. > > Calculation Type: Token Weighted, 1 Member 1 Vote, or Stake Pool #### Configuring Tokens in a Token-Weighted Voting Power Calculation For Token Weighted Voting Power Calculations, Governance Assets will need to be added to the Calculation. To add a new asset, select from the Add Asset dropdown list. The assets in this list are the Governance Tokens Configured in your [Governance Tokens](/clarity-v1/participating-in-an-organization/admin-actions/configure-governance-tokens.md) section. Each token you add will have some options to customize how it is used in this calculation: > Scale: Linear or Quadratic. > > Weight: The weight to give this asset Click [here](/clarity-v1/key-distinctions/voting-power-snapshot-vs-agora.md#token-weighted) to see more about how Voting Power Calculations are made using these inputs. #### Configuring a Stake Pool Voting Power Calculation > Stake Pool Id: The stake pool ID of the stake pool to give users power by staking to. Pool IDs should start with pool1... > > Stake Pool Power Scale: Linear or Quadratic scale applied to the amount of ADA staked > > Time Bonus: An optional multiplier to a members stake pool power if they delegate beyond a certain number of epochs. > > Time Bonus Epochs: The number of consecutive epochs a user must delegate to this stake pool in order to receive the time bonus multiplier. > > Time Bonus Multiplier: The multiplier to use for users who meet the time bonus requirements. Ex: A 10% bonus would be a 1.1 multiplier. Ex 2: A double power bonus would be a 2 multiplier. #### Configuring a DRep Voting Power Calculation > DRep Id: The CIP-129 DRep ID of the stake pool to give users power by staking to. DRep IDs should start with drep1... Note: there are also legacy CIP-105 DRep IDs that are not compatible with the Clarity platform. Check gov.tools to get the relevant CIP-129 DRep ID. > > DRep Power Scale: Linear or Quadratic scale applied to the amount of ADA delegated > > Time Bonus: An optional multiplier to a members stake pool power if they delegate beyond a certain number of epochs. > > Time Bonus Epochs: The number of consecutive epochs a user must delegate to this stake pool in order to receive the time bonus multiplier. > > Time Bonus Multiplier: The multiplier to use for users who meet the time bonus requirements. Ex: A 10% bonus would be a 1.1 multiplier. Ex 2: A double power bonus would be a 2 multiplier. Click [here](/clarity-v1/key-distinctions/voting-power-snapshot-vs-agora.md#token-weighted) to see more about how Voting Power Calculations are made using these inputs. --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.clarity.vote/clarity-v1/participating-in-an-organization/admin-actions/configure-voting-power-calculations.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.