I'm a little late to this thread. I have two comments:
1) we had ~32% voter turn out for this election, which I think is pretty high these days. San Diego in 2006 was decided with only 147 ballots cast out of ~800 members, or only 18.4%
2) this race was much closer than usual, and its not outside the realm of possibility to have gone to the Business Meeting (unlikely, but possible). I prefer to have the site selection meeting scheduled, if only to give the winning bid their day of sunshine and to give them an extra day for conversions. I'm funny that way.
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Date: 2006-07-10 08:21 pm (UTC)1) we had ~32% voter turn out for this election, which I think is pretty high these days. San Diego in 2006 was decided with only 147 ballots cast out of ~800 members, or only 18.4%
2) this race was much closer than usual, and its not outside the realm of possibility to have gone to the Business Meeting (unlikely, but possible). I prefer to have the site selection meeting scheduled, if only to give the winning bid their day of sunshine and to give them an extra day for conversions. I'm funny that way.