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Originally Posted by pelathais
The process is such that he was never really in consideration until after the nominating ballot was made during the conference itself.
The first vote was an up or down on whether to retain the incumbent GS - no one really knew if there was even going to be a GS election until after that ballot was tabulated.
Next, came the nominating ballot - PM didn't know if his name was even going to be up for consideration until after that ballot was counted.
It was after that ballot - and before the vote on a new GS that Bros. PM and WH bowed out. That made it pretty much a straight up "race" between JJ and DKB. Though obviously, neither had any opportunity to "campaign" as such.
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I only followed the proceedings on here, but from what I read, it was a little different from this. I'm going by what Kim Komando reported from the floor.
Maybe I have this wrong, but in the thread, "The end of Haneywood?", it sounds like there was an initial vote in which KH didn't retain the GS office. THEN a nominating ballot in which PM got 660 votes. It was then that he pulled out. It sounds like his name ran twice before he withdrew.
But then again, I may be totally out-to-lunch. Food actually sounds good right now.
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