Azul. This serves as the Witt-based polling place for the October 2024 Heir Presumptive Referendum.

Voting will be open from 12:00 PM TST of October 1 to 7:30 PM TST of October 21, to coincide with the Third Clark, as directed by the Seneschal.

As per tradition, you can vote publicly on this thread, or privately on the referendum website using the voting key you will receive by email.

I will be administering the referendum as Deputy Secretary of State. All questions regarding the referendum should be directed to me, publicly or privately by Witt PM.

This thread will be unlocked once voting starts. In the meantime, you can learn more about the referendum here and use the other thread to post any questions you may have.

Voting is now open on the referendum question below:


You may use this thread for posting your vote (Yes/No/Abstain), if you so choose. If you wish to vote privately, use the referendum website using the private key you should have received by email.

As per usual Chancery practice, I will "like" a public vote once I insert it in the voting system. These are not a statement of support for any particular choice.

I have cast my perhaps last vote as a private citizen on Sir Luc's excellently designed referendum page. I decided to vote yes instead of abstaining simply for the sheer joy of voting for ones self and because all future votes, should I be confirmed, will as promised be to always vote present. I hope no one is scandalized by my choice in this matter! :-)

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Just FYI, I'm getting a bad gateway error when I try to go to the referendum website, either with or without my voting key appended to the URL. The link from the original post also doesn't work, so I know it's not a problem with just the email. Not sure if it's just my region though.

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on October 05, 2024, 08:26:57 AMJust FYI, I'm getting a bad gateway error when I try to go to the referendum website, either with or without my voting key appended to the URL. The link from the original post also doesn't work, so I know it's not a problem with just the email. Not sure if it's just my region though.

Yeah it seems the website is down.

The Deputy SoS is aware of this and is on the case

I'm very sorry folks, this had to happen the first referendum day I was going to be away from my laptop for an extended time. The platform is up again.

No worries - love the site. 100% uptime is not a reasonable ask.