August Senate Election. Tracker/Discussion Thread. ELECTION TRACKER-BICAMERALISM

[Adam Griffin]

It needs to pass in three-quarters of the regions; since 3/5 is only 60%, ratification requires 4 regions.

[Adam Griffin]

Bicameralism Tracker:

Pacific - 43% reported - Aye 5 (38%) Nay 8 (62%) Abstain 0 (0%)
Northeast - 48% reported - Aye 10 (50%) Nay 10 (50%) Abstain 0 (0%)
Midwest - 37% reported - Aye 8 (72%) Nay 1 (9%) Abstain 2 (18%)
IDS - 37% reported - Aye 6 (60%) Nay 4 (40%) Abstain 0 (0%)
Mideast - Polls not open

National - 31% reported - Aye 29 (54%) Nay 23 (42%) Abstain 2 (4%)

[Adam Griffin]

Bicameralism Tracker:

Pacific - 43% reported - Aye 5 (38%) Nay 8 (62%) Abstain 0 (0%)
Northeast - 48% reported - Aye 10 (50%) Nay 10 (50%) Abstain 0 (0%)
Midwest - 37% reported - Aye 8 (72%) Nay 1 (9%) Abstain 2 (18%)
IDS - 37% reported - Aye 6 (60%) Nay 4 (40%) Abstain 0 (0%)
Mideast - Polls not open

National - 31% reported - Aye 29 (54%) Nay 23 (43%) Abstain 2 (3%)

I have Nays leads 10-9 in the Northeast.

Whoops. Looks like I forgot about the 4 ballots that may be considered invalid, but I'm counting a total of 20 votes (16 minus those 4). I started with your numbers and added one to the Aye column (Alfred), but upon further inspection, I'm seeing 11 Nay, 9 Aye among all votes, and 9 Nay, 7 Aye among the ones not currently disputed. Is someone invalid or ineligible besides those 4?

I think this is correct, including the disputed ones:

Bicameralism Tracker:

Pacific - 43% reported - Aye 5 (38%) Nay 8 (62%) Abstain 0 (0%)
Northeast - 48% reported - Aye 9 (45%) Nay 11 (55%) Abstain 0 (0%)
Midwest - 37% reported - Aye 8 (72%) Nay 1 (9%) Abstain 2 (18%)
IDS - 37% reported - Aye 6 (60%) Nay 4 (40%) Abstain 0 (0%)
Mideast - Polls not open

National - 31% reported - Aye 28 (52%) Nay 24 (44%) Abstain 2 (4%)

[Adam Griffin]

Branden Cordeiro is being counted by cris as ineligible.

Oops, I thought he was someone else.

Bicameralism Tracker:

Pacific - 43% reported - Aye 5 (38%) Nay 8 (62%) Abstain 0 (0%)
Northeast - 48% reported - Aye 9 (475%) Nay 10 (53%) Abstain 0 (0%)
Midwest - 37% reported - Aye 8 (72%) Nay 1 (9%) Abstain 2 (18%)
IDS - 37% reported - Aye 6 (60%) Nay 4 (40%) Abstain 0 (0%)
Mideast - Polls not open

National - 31% reported - Aye 28 (53%) Nay 23 (43%) Abstain 2 (4%)

[Adam Griffin]

What about regular old consolidation?

FTRA would need to be ratified and the consent process would need to occur before bicameralism could go into effect (as the amendment is written), or else we'd have a flustercuck of offices and the existing problem would become even more severe.