Something doesn't add up

Day 2,887, 07:21 Published in United Kingdom United Kingdom by Neil Lewis
Something doesn't add up



The UKPP held a PP Primary Vote to decide whose name should be on the official in-game ballot paper on the 15th October. The voting form was sent to every member on the 10th October, with a random 6-letter codeword to prevent electoral fraud.

After 3 days of furious voting ... erm, after 21 voted in 48 hours and one more after another 6 hours ... the clear result emerge😛



But the election result was a lot closer:



So tell me, how could King William the Great increase his vote by 32 votes (although 1 multi was removed) in the main event? Also how did UKPP have 6 more votes (before the admins removed one) cast than we have members?



If we discount that all 67 members (a similar number to those emailed individually on the 10th) logged in and voted, where did the extra votes come from?

I'm not going to hide the fact that I asked in my previous article for assistance in preventing William winning, especially as he was supposed to have withdrawn and allowed Mad Pauly to run unopposed, so maybe this is where 10 of Mad Pauly's votes came from. But what of the others?

A big clue could be that only 16 votes were cast in BDP's PP Election:



A coincidence? I think not!



It's about time the admins froze party membership on the 14th to prevent party-hopping on election day. Of course, the PTOers will eventually organize themselves to move party before this cut-off, so the ATO forces will have to be more vigilant. I've been discussing with the owner of this site about tracking party & MU membership, so this should help.





The UKPP would like to thank the members of ESO, and maybe UKRP, who hopped over to help stop William this month. Roll on November!