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Ranked Choice Vote Details

Ranked Choice Vote ID	452
Ranked Choice Vote	Election of 2010 Steering Committee Election Tabulation Committee
Type	Open Ballot
Number of Seats	5
Ranked Choice Vote Administrator	Holly Hart
Phase	Closed
Discussion	05/10/2010 - 05/16/2010
Voting	05/17/2010 - 05/23/2010
Result	Results
Presens Quorum	31 0.6666
Candidates	Frank Young Jan Hillegas Ronald Hardy Write-In Write-In Donald Free Land Land

Background

According to GPUS Rules and Procedures, 7. Preference Voting Rules for SC Elections (adopted 6/19/06 in Proposal #222 - Resolution to Amend the Rules and Procedures on Steering Committee Elections Policy), the Green National Committee needs to elect 5 GNC delegates for an Elections Tabulation Committee to tabulate the SC election. At this time, we have 3 nominees/volunteers. If there appear more nominees/volunteers during this vote's discussion period, they may be added to the candidate list; or the GNC may decide a process for approval, or decide to utilize only those that were nominated/volunteered during the nomination period.

From GPUS Procedures, 7. Preference Voting Rules for SC Election
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B. TABULATION OF VOTES

Two months before each Annual National Meeting (reduced to one month for 2006), the Secretary of GPUS shall post to the GNC a request for nominations for an Election Tabulation Committee. The Election Tabulation Committee will consist of five members of the GNC and will be elected by the NC using the current system of Single Transferable Voting employed by the Green Party website: Multi-Seat Ranked-Choice Voting http://lobitos.net/voting/

Candidate Information

Frank Young
Mountain Party of West Virginia

Jan Hillegas
Green Party of Mississippi

Ronald Hardy
Wisconsin Green Party

Write-In
NA

Write-In
NA

Donald Free Land Land
Green Party of Tennessee

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