On 11/10/19 6:38 PM, Jim Henderson wrote:
And non-voting was 224.
That's pretty telling, because at least some of us who didn't vote explicitly didn't vote because our questions about the vote were not addressed.
Given previous history of activity from Board elections since we did the membership cleanup 224 non-voting is around the same or slightly less then board elections. So its not really that telling it seems reasonably consistent with the number of inactive / are members for other reasons such as mail alias's then choose not to vote / forgot / didn't have time.
Do we know how many people changed their vote after the wiki page was updated with more information?
As we use a good secure voting system it is impossible to see who voted for what during the progress we can only see the number of people who have voted at any point. But as an indication most of the people who ended up voting had already voted atleast once before we created the wiki page, just before is the only time Ish communicated with the board the number of people who had already voted. Given at that point it was around what I expected I wasn't too concerned about asking for updates.
Do we have any information about why anyone who changed their vote did so (I'm going to guess no, but who knows? Maybe we have some solid information about why people who changed their votes did).
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