| Candidate | Votes |
|---|---|
| Shawn | 62 |
| Holmes Wilson | 57 |
| Sarah Jamie Lewis | 53 |
| Hudson Jameson | 51 |
| Chris Burniske | 50 |
| alchemydc | 48 |
| ML | 36 |
| Vish | 35 |
| Sandy Ordonez | 32 |
| mistfpga | 24 |
| Eric Vaughn | 23 |
| Decentralistdan | 21 |
| _tm3k | 19 |
| kek | 14 |
| Dontpanicburns | 14 |
| James Joseph | 13 |
| Lawzec | 11 |
| Jeff Knapp | 9 |
| Liz Kukka | 6 |
Reminder: this is approval voting:
Type : Approval Voting. Every member has one tally for each candidate. In other words, members can choose to vote in favor of each candidate or leave the box blank for each candidate.
Tie breaker scenarios and solutions
- If there are 3 or more candidates that clearly have the most votes, then these candidates can decide among themselves on who would fill the final two (or less) slots from the candidates that have the most votes from the remaining candidates.
- If there are 6+ candidates that have equally the most votes, then the election goes to a runoff among those candidates with another helios poll for the CAP.