Chief Election Commissioner Elections

I just realized we're overdue for another round of this, in addition to some data loss that seems to suggest that we didn't vote last time...??? (It's always supposed to be after the General Election, Sil!)

I am opening up declarations of interest to serve as CEC for a four-month term (ending January 31st). If you are interested in serving, please declare your intention in the next three days, and a vote will follow.


I am willing to serve again. It's tradition at this point.
 
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It's been three days and no one else has expressed interest. We'll move on to a confirmation vote. Please vote Aye, Nay, or Abstain on electing @Sil Dorsett as the Chief Election Commissioner for a term ending on January 31st, 2025. The vote will last for three days, or until all Election Commissioners have voted.
 
Abstain.

All commissioners have voted. Clerical error... Lord Dominator wasn't on the government registry, thus I wrongly thought all Commissioners had voted. However, time has also elapsed and the result is clear.

The results of the vote are as follows:

Aye - 7
Nay - 0
Abstain - 1
Not voting - 1

With a majority of the Election Commission in favour, @Sil Dorsett will serve as Chief Election Commissioner until January 31st, 2025.
 
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As the current CEC term has ended, declarations of interest to serve as CEC for a four-month term (ending May 31st) are now open. If you are interested in serving, please declare your intention in the next three days, and a vote will follow.
 
Pallaith is the only volunteer this time around. We'll move on to a confirmation vote. Please vote Aye, Nay, or Abstain on electing @Pallaith as the Chief Election Commissioner for a term ending on May 31st, 2025. The vote will last for three days, or until all Election Commissioners have voted.
 
The 3 day voting period has ended. With a vote of 5 Aye, 0 Nay, 1 abstain (2 not voting), Pallaith is elected as Chief Election Commissioner until May 31st, 2025.
(Lord Dominator's vote was discarded as their EC term ended prior to voting)
 
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