Meet the Delegates of the Third CSM (http://www.eveonline.com/devblog.asp?a=blog&bid=664)
28 May 2009, 8:47 pm
Onward we march with the CSM, the progress made so far has been measurable and good. The election results have now been confirmed and we're pleased to introduce the delegates for the third CSM:
Name
Character
Country
Votes
Valentijn Geirnaert
Dierdra Vaal
Netherlands
2967
Vuk Lau
Vuk Lau
Serbia
2020
Allison Nixon
mazzilliu
United States
1983
John Zastrow
Zastrow J
United States
1853
Hendrik Scheider
Erik Finnegan
Germany
1825
Brian Haines
Avalloc
United States
1581
Jeremy Jankie
Omber Zombie
Australia
1319
Adam Ridgway
Larkonis Trassler
United Kingdom
1255
Stephan Pirson
Meissa Anunthiel
Belgium
1132
Valentijn Geirnaert ('Dierdra Vaal') is the Council's chairman having received the highest number of votes. The first order of business for the Council will be to elect a vice-chairman, secretary and vice-secretary.
The following candidates were placed in seats 10 to 14 by number of votes received and will serve as alternate Council members:
Name
Character
Country
Votes
Michele Boland
Issler Dainze
United States
932
Shayne Smart
Serenity Steele
Netherlands
927
Leanna Jane Evelyn Fulford
Shatana Fulfairas
United Kingdom
832
Andy Smith
Chip Mintago
Australia
766
Walker Berry
Weazy Z
United States
569
The First Meeting
The first meeting of the Council will be held in EVE next Saturday, the 30th of May. Though the session is closed to the public, you can follow the progress and discussions on the CSM forum section where all meeting minutes will be made public.
The Council members will be flown to Iceland the weekend of August 28th to meet with CCP after having deliberated and prioritized topics raised by players. A full listing of election results may be viewed here.
Demographics and Statistics
The format of the following information is identical to the analysis of the first election and the second election, to allow for an easy comparison.
There were 27848 votes cast out of the number of eligible voters (i.e. older than 30 days and thus able to vote), amassing a turnout of 9,74% compared to 11,08% in the first election and 8,61% in the second. As can be seen when comparing the elections, the subscriber numbers have gone up by a significant number meaning that the total number of voters has to follow if the % is to keep up. Of the total votes cast, 992 voters (3,56%) chose to abstain.
The gender difference between voters closely follow the gender difference in the subscription base, with male voters being 97.1% and female voters being 2.9% of the total voting population compared to 95.5% versus 4.5% male - female ratio of the player base.
The average age of accounts voting is 2 years, meaning that most votes were cast by veteran players - the age going a bit up from the last election where the average age was 1.94 years. 44.6% of the voting accounts are veterans of two years or more whilst those veterans constitute 29% of the eligible voters.
Age in days
Frequency
Cumulative %
30 - 249
6258
22,47
250 - 499
5055
40,63
500 - 749
4420
56,50
750 - 999
3524
69,15
1000 - 1249
3760
82,66
1250 - 1499
1831
89,23
1500 - 1749
1061
93,04
1750 - 1999
1038
96,77
2000 -
900
100,00
The below information reveals interesting facts. It displays voters sorted by countries, percentage of votes originating from each country, the total number of voters as a percentage of subscribers from that region and the subscription percentage based on region.
Country
Total
% of voters
Voters as % of subscribers
Subscription %
United States
10311
37,03%
9,44%
38,20%
United Kingdom
3659
13,14%
10,23%
12,51%
Germany
2595
9,32%
10,57%
8,58%
Canada
1520
5,46%
10,35%
5,14%
Australia
1107
3,98%
12,12%
3,20%
Netherlands
953
3,42%
15,22%
2,19%
Sweden
695
2,50%
11,99%
2,03%
France
691
2,48%
9,81%
2,46%
Denmark
655
2,35%
10,96%
2,09%
Russia
542
1,95%
3,48%
5,44%
Norway
469
1,68%
12,15%
1,35%
Finland
442
1,59%
14,43%
1,07%
Romania
284
1,02%
15,73%
0,63%
Austria
277
0,99%
11,91%
0,81%
Belgium
264
0,95%
12,03%
0,77%
Poland
258
0,93%
11,03%
0,82%
Italy
227
0,82%
11,90%
0,67%
Hungary
199
0,71%
18,79%
0,37%
Bulgaria
184
0,66%
38,10%
0,17%
New Zealand
183
0,66%
14,19%
0,45%
Other
2333
8,38%
7,38%
11,05%
Total
27848
100%
100,00%
What is clear is that the voters from Bulgaria are very interested in the CSM process, as 38,10% of the players from Bulgaria cast their votes.
We want to thank all of the candidates who threw their hats into the ring and gave it their all. As the last two election watching the campaigns unfold was fascinating. We also appreciate those who supported the CSM by voting. There is no way of knowing where this will lead, but we're all in it together and the promise of what we can accomplish together is astonishing.
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Source: eve-online.com | devBlog (http://www.eve-online.com/)