These are the last two days to get in your vote, or to campaign for your Candidates of choice!
With only one vote difference currently between the possibly elected and not, YOUR votes count!
& Join us Sunday January 8th to hear the election results and celebrate with the winners.
Showing posts with label election. Show all posts
Showing posts with label election. Show all posts
Friday, January 6, 2012
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Accusations of Voter Fraud, Voting Period Extended!
Open Voting for the Beit Dawla has been extended to January 7th! Investigation called for, and armed escorts are being provided for voters.
Today shocking revelations from the Cortex News Service have left the Beit Dawla Elections in the midst of a scandal!
Our confidential sources reported that, "the data crystals from the polling matrix at Highport Station have been corrupted"
The recent celebration of The Imperial Festivals of Greeting, which included the sold out appearance of the Diva Plava Laguna at renowned hotspot Sanctuary, made the polling kiosk there convient to a large number of voters, and makes the loss of those crystals the probable result of a deliberate attack.
Due to this appalling sabotage, shuttles are currently ferrying citizens to Al Raqis Square and the voting has been extended another week...
Voting will now be open through January 7th.
If YOU cast your vote at Highport you will need to come to Al Raqis to recast your ballot.
((OOC: As we are all aware the ONLY polling station for the Beit Dawla is in Al Raqis Square.... BUT... Please consider this news item as your own!
-did you or somone you care about vote at the station?
-have you been shuttling people in from various locales to recast their vote?
-did you hear a rumor of criminal types at Waypoint X bragging about the hack? -are you even, perhaps, glad that the elections got the old wrench in the works?
GOOD... to all of it!
And in truth, the extension is only because of the winter holidays. Unless you like to vote drunk, then go to town. :)
See you round town, in orbit, or out on the bled.
))
Today shocking revelations from the Cortex News Service have left the Beit Dawla Elections in the midst of a scandal!
Our confidential sources reported that, "the data crystals from the polling matrix at Highport Station have been corrupted"
The recent celebration of The Imperial Festivals of Greeting, which included the sold out appearance of the Diva Plava Laguna at renowned hotspot Sanctuary, made the polling kiosk there convient to a large number of voters, and makes the loss of those crystals the probable result of a deliberate attack.
Due to this appalling sabotage, shuttles are currently ferrying citizens to Al Raqis Square and the voting has been extended another week...
Voting will now be open through January 7th.
If YOU cast your vote at Highport you will need to come to Al Raqis to recast your ballot.
((OOC: As we are all aware the ONLY polling station for the Beit Dawla is in Al Raqis Square.... BUT... Please consider this news item as your own!
-did you or somone you care about vote at the station?
-have you been shuttling people in from various locales to recast their vote?
-did you hear a rumor of criminal types at Waypoint X bragging about the hack? -are you even, perhaps, glad that the elections got the old wrench in the works?
GOOD... to all of it!
And in truth, the extension is only because of the winter holidays. Unless you like to vote drunk, then go to town. :)
See you round town, in orbit, or out on the bled.
))
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Beit Dawla Elections begin Dec. 26!
Joan Vhargon
The Magistrate reminds all citizens of Al Raqis of the upcoming Beit Dawla (House of State) Elections Week of Dec. 26 - Jan 1.
Four seats in the Beit Dawla. the lower governing house of Al Raqis, are being contested. Delegates will lead government Role Play and also help develop region wide policies.
Return completed to Joan Vhargon by Dec 25. Please include a "campaign" picture of your Av and a very short campaign statement.
The Magistrate reminds all citizens of Al Raqis of the upcoming Beit Dawla (House of State) Elections Week of Dec. 26 - Jan 1.
Four seats in the Beit Dawla. the lower governing house of Al Raqis, are being contested. Delegates will lead government Role Play and also help develop region wide policies.
Return completed to Joan Vhargon by Dec 25. Please include a "campaign" picture of your Av and a very short campaign statement.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Beit Dawla Delegates Elected
CNS reports
AL RAQIS, Araxes - After months of campaigning and a full week of voting, the election for the first Beit Dawla has been decided. The new Beit Dawla Delegates are:
Delegate Prime: Jai Raghilda (appointed)
Delegate Jade Moonkill: 71 votes
Delegate Senet Blackburn: 30 votes
Delegate Otheym Rashid: 27 votes
Delegate Skhmet Pryxis: 23 votes
1st Alternate Delegate: Damhnait Cernach: 21 votes
The delegates will represent 1/2 of the governing body of Al Raqis with the Laandsrat representing the other 1/2. Two of the four delegate will be made an Estate manager in Al Raqis (the Dawla decides which two) and all will receive an equal share of dividends from Landing pad docking fees. The Magistrate was unavailable for comment.
AL RAQIS, Araxes - After months of campaigning and a full week of voting, the election for the first Beit Dawla has been decided. The new Beit Dawla Delegates are:
Delegate Prime: Jai Raghilda (appointed)
Delegate Jade Moonkill: 71 votes
Delegate Senet Blackburn: 30 votes
Delegate Otheym Rashid: 27 votes
Delegate Skhmet Pryxis: 23 votes
1st Alternate Delegate: Damhnait Cernach: 21 votes
The delegates will represent 1/2 of the governing body of Al Raqis with the Laandsrat representing the other 1/2. Two of the four delegate will be made an Estate manager in Al Raqis (the Dawla decides which two) and all will receive an equal share of dividends from Landing pad docking fees. The Magistrate was unavailable for comment.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Second day of voting tightens Beit Dawla election
Vote as of Aug 29. 12:21PM SLT
Otheym Rashid: 12 votes
Tah Sha REE: 15 votes
Senet Blackburn: 17 votes
Skhmet Pryxis: 15 votes
Damhnait Cernach: 13 votes
Deren Ireton: 12 votes
Khajied Narstrom: 11 votes
Jade Moonkill: 37 votes
Voting will continue through September 3rd as eight (8) candidates will be vying for four (4) seats on the House of State. The voting booth is located at the front of the Al Raqis court house. May the best 4 candidates win!
Otheym Rashid: 12 votes
Tah Sha REE: 15 votes
Senet Blackburn: 17 votes
Skhmet Pryxis: 15 votes
Damhnait Cernach: 13 votes
Deren Ireton: 12 votes
Khajied Narstrom: 11 votes
Jade Moonkill: 37 votes
Voting will continue through September 3rd as eight (8) candidates will be vying for four (4) seats on the House of State. The voting booth is located at the front of the Al Raqis court house. May the best 4 candidates win!
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Beit Dawla Election BEGINS TODAY
AL RAQIS - From August 27th to September 3rd, eight (8) candidates will be vying for four (4) seats on the House of State. Candidates Skhmet Pryxis, Damhnait Cernach, Deren Ireton, Senet Blackburn, Tah Sha REE , Otheym Rashad, Khajied Narstrom, and Jade Moonkill will be competing for your vote to the Beit Dawla. The voting booth is located at the front of the Al Raqis court house. May the best 4 candidates win.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Beit Dawla Election Slate Set!
AL RAQIS CITY- From August 28 to September 3, eight candidates will be vying for four seats on the House of State. Candidates Skhmet Pryxis, Damhnait Cernach, Deren Ireton, Senet Blackburn, Tah Sha REE , Otheym Rashad, Khajied Narstrom, and Jade Moonkill will be campaigning over the next week. The Magistrate urges you to contact your favorite candidate to discover their plans for a more glorious Al Raqis.
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