SBAY.ORG Voting Booth
SBAY.ORG Voting Booth
Voting Results Overview
SBAY.ORG President for 2005 Term
14 votes were tallied.
| Choice |
Abbrev |
Description |
|
#1
|
PRES-KLUFT
|
Ian Kluft
|
|
#2
|
PRES-NONE
|
None of these
|
Description of Voting Topic
Please list your preference votes for the office of President of sbay.org.
Voting was open from noon Friday, November 19, 2004 to noon Monday, November 22
(US Pacific Time).
This is a summary of the role of the President:
- Elected by the members for calendar-year term
- Chief Executive - supervises and controls operation of the organization
- Presides at meetings of the members
- Represents the organization to the public and in legal/contractual matters
- Appoints/removes volunteers in all non-elected positions
- Approves formation of Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
See the candidate info
page for more details.
Detailed Results
This vote uses a Single Transferable Voting (STV) system,
which is a simple form of "preference voting", so that voters
can cast first, second, third, and more preferences for their vote.
If a majority can't be reached, the last choice is eliminated
and the count starts over looking for the highest preference.
More information on STV and other voting systems can be found at
Single Transferable Vote (Wikipedia)
Single Transferable Vote (Google Directory)
Elections: Results and Voting systems (UK)
a student's STV page (Finland)
The following tables show in detail how the results were obtained.
Each of the "rounds" shown were separate passes through the data by the
vote-counting software.
Multiple passes are necessary to count an STV-style vote.
| Round #1 |
|---|
| 14.000 valid votes, 7.000 required to win |
| Selection |
Votes |
Percent |
Notes |
|---|
| PRES-KLUFT
| 14.000
| 100.00%
| winner for Choice #1 (50.000% of each vote used, 50.000% transfers) |
| PRES-NONE
| 0.000
| 0.00%
| |
| Round #2 |
|---|
| 0.500 valid votes, 0.250 required to win |
| Selection |
Votes |
Percent |
Notes |
|---|
| PRES-NONE
| 0.500
| 100.00%
| winner for Choice #2 (50.000% of each vote used, 50.000% transfers) |