[ncdnhc-discuss] Re: [noncomelections] Basic outline of the election process

[DNSO Secretariat]

Dear Raul,

My understanding is that each voter may cast up to 3 "x" 
- 3 names - but the vote is subsequently calculated according 
to the category of membership: small is weighted 1, large is 2.
In other words when a small member votes for A, B and C - each
of 3 selected candidates get one point. When a large member votes
for A, B and C - each of 3 selected candidates get two points.
This is the most common weighted vote.

It should probably be worded better:
   "You cast up to three "x", for three candidates."

Your question let me suppose that you envision another 
possibilities, such as a large member could split its rights
to vote (points to give) to up to 6 candidates, while at the 
same time a small member could not vote for more than 3 candidates. 
Or, an opposite scenario, one voter may give all his points to only
1 candidate.
I was unaware that the whole combinatory possibilities are 
acceptable to the Non Commercial group. 
If indeed such is a case, please let me know.

Best regards,
DNSO Secretariat
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| From raul at inia.org.uy  Fri Feb 15 20:47:38 2002
| X-Sender: raul at inia.inia.org.uy
| Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2002 16:47:35 -0300
| To: discuss at icann-ncc.org, DNSO Secretariat <DNSO.Secretariat at dnso.org>
| From: Raul Echeberria <raul at inia.org.uy>
| Subject: Re: [noncomelections] Basic outline of the election process
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| At 20:26 15/02/02 +0100, you wrote:
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| >   6. Do not edit a ballot. Just put a 'x' between square brackets [ ] to
| >      vote for a candidate.
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| >      You cast up to three votes, for three candidates.
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| Dear friends:
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| I don't understand it. Can I vote for three candidates?, Can I combine it 
| with my right to use two votes.?
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| Please, could explain me.?
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| Regards,
| 
| Raul
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