Group-wide GSOCS voting on all matters is held here.
Current Voting
No voting currently
Vote
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Inactive Voting Sessions
- Unused Voting Session 1
- Unused Voting Session 2
- Unused Voting Session 3
- Unused Voting Session 4
- Unused Voting Session 5
User Voting Instructions
- The username of your vote will be logged but all votes are anonymously gpg-encrypted to the filesystem.
- Please rank the options according to your preferences by filling in a number beside the box (1 = first choice, 2 = second choice, ...). You may give the same preference to more than one option as well as keep options unranked.
- It is presumed that you prefer all ranked options to all not ranked options and that you are indifferent between all not ranked options.
- The winner of the vote will be calculated using the Schulze method
Officer Vote Management
Officers: When you login to the Computer Science "gsoweb" account on the department server, you'll see a
folder called "voting". Simple, right? When you go into the folder you'll see a few scripts that are already ready for you.
Running a voting system is easy:
- You can run up to 5 individual voting sessions at once.
- To start a new vote, first edit: voting_config.php (This defines the categories of the vote).
- Then call script ./reinitialize_voting.sh (This activates all 5 voting sessions, regardless whether or not all 5 are actually used).
- Then announce the vote on the mailing list and wait for the results on the GSOCS wiki pages.
- At any point during voting, you may see the results by running the script ./interpret_results.sh
- Be sure that once the voting is over that you put the results into the wiki's "past votes" section and clear out the results.
Past Voting Results
Spring 2009 Votes
- On April 15th, 2009, the GSOCS voted to donate a partial amount of $200 to the TRIP GSO for their Translation Study Conference.
- On March 26th, 2009, we completed the first online 2009 GSOCS Election.
- On February 8th, 2009, the GSOCS voted to donate a full requested amount of $200 to the CSSA Spring Festival event.
Fall 2008 Votes
- In the November, 2008, the GSOCS voted to donate a partial amount of $150 to the Suny Social Justice Conference. More information about their event can be found on their website @ http://sunysocialjustice.org/
Unofficial Polls
Tech Fee Poll
| Do you think the should increase the tech fee? (40 votes) |