CP Army Election: Primary Debate

Blue2: After speaking with several of my consitituents, we have decided to hold a regular primary election to narrow the field as opposed to the secret ballot. Please be on the lookout for the to be released post on the matter. THIS DEBATE WILL BE CANCELLED AND RESCHEDULED ONCE THE FINAL FIVE HAVE BEEN DETERMINED AFTER THE PRIMARIES.

And so, with the nominees for election chosen through a secret polling of important figures from both in the former council and outside, the voting for the army elections will now commence.

The six nominees who will be voted on in the final election were chosen by a small group of people similar to the legends committee, in which none of the candidates were included. After the votes were in, they were tallied up and the Top 8 move on to a public voting. Some candidates unfortunately had to be excluded due to not meeting the requirements and being leaders of armies. With this, we narrowed it down to 8 in hopes the vote would not be too divded to have a clear winner.

PLEASE NOTE: Anyone who continually insults or disputes this system or the persons involved in it on a site or chat status is liable to be banned from voting. You have been warned.

Now that our nominees have been confirmed, it’s time to decide who you’ll vote for. CPAC will be hosting the election’s first debate, moderated by Bluesockwa2. The candidates involved will be Pie1350, Bluesockwa1, Shadowclub6, Ioioluk, Tanman626, Cowboysfan13, Antant98, and Flipper7706. The times for the debate are below. Please note that this is NOT A VOTING POST merely an announcement of the debate times.

  :!: When: Saturday March 2, 2013 :!:

Where: xat.com/CPArmyElection

Times:

3 PM EST

2 PM CST

1 PM MST

12 PM PST

8 PM GMT

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Candidates are also permitted to begin campaigning in preparation for the voting. In addition, there is a very slim chance I will be unable to attend on Saturday. If this is the case, then appropriate rescheduling will occur and candidates will be notified of such.

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41 Responses

  1. Can you record the debate in case people miss the debate?

  2. The nominees were chosen through a “secret polling.” Sounds totally democratic. If you didn’t detect sarcasm, you’re not very intelligent.

    • Also I find this to be obvious censorship, something the media is traditionally opposed to: “Anyone who continually insults or disputes this system or the persons involved in it on a site or chat status is liable to be banned from voting. You have been warned.” This system claims to be democratic, but one of the most crucial components of a democratic system is free speech, something which is clearly not supported here. In the real world, many governments censor the media to advance their own agendas. However, in CP warfare, we seem to have a new meaning of media censorship, in which the media censors the people in order to advance its own agenda. Frankly, it’s ironic and disgusting.

      • Says the man who crowned himself Supreme Chancellor of Small Armies.

        In addition, the secret ballot was made up of important figures and past members of the council, who we felt should have a say in the next generation to carry on their idea.

        • “Man” “Media”? You all are like 12-16 and still playing Club Penguin. Coming from the kid running a club penguin news site at the age of 14, I don’t believe any of us should be throwing insults at each other.

          • When has that stopped any argument around here ever…?

            • Surely you can choose who goes in your debate, but it doesn’t matter if we have 2 or 500 candidates for president in the election, surely? You’ve rightly chosen the front runners for a debate, but nobody is going to stop the lib-dems/independents even though it’s unlikely they’ll win. If we’re doing democracy, let’s do it properly.

              If you want to downsize the number of candidates, just require people to have a certain number of endorsements (with picture proof) or something?

        • Remind me as to when I did that.

  3. WHERE IS TAILS, GO TO HELL

  4. How ironic.
    Secret polling shouldn’t be done. Should be just the public. Please, learn next time.

  5. Secret polling is “unfair” but accurate. Public polling is a massive popularity contest.

  6. ALBERT417 SHOULD’VE BEEN ON THAT LIST!

  7. GO SHADOWCLUb6 ;D

  8. Tails should have made the list.

  9. What’s the point of a secret ballot in CP warfare?

  10. DOWN WITH THE COUNCIL

  11. Just wondering can you have a dual leadership in the council?

    • If there was an exact tie I suppose, but usually the runnerup would get VP and the winner would be unable to alter the leadership ranks without another election.

  12. “everyone hates the government, and the rule the countries, so if everyone hates me, i should rule the armies! vote for flipper for a more realistic cp armies, which is what a lot of you seem to want”

    -flipper7706

  13. this secret polling sounds biased

  14. So where do I vote everyone down except for Flip?

  15. May I ask why I wasn’t selected?

  16. Secret voting eh? That totally sound democratic, allowing a select group of people we don’t even know who they are essentially undermining an army wide voting…I would be okay if the people who selected were actually named so i know we aren’t getting any bias. I’m not saying there is bias at first glance, but I want to be sure

  17. No surprised Blue1 was nominated, not complaining though… and ioio “retired” from LT to run, he will be right back as LT leader if he doesn’t get elected…

  18. Also, why does CPAC get the chose the council nominees if the council is not supposed to be controlled/together with CPAC? Also, why do members of CPAC are able to run, ex. ceo’s, but ARMY leaders aren’t allowed to run?

  19. I’ve led 3 Top 3 armies and have reported at CPAC, and Ant, who was member in my army gets elected over me?!?!?!

  20. Honestly, I didn’t expect you to allow people to vote (I mean come on everyone, they had over 100 comments and 80% were volunteering for the positions). It’s just that you can’t make it sound like some big anti-corruption reformed election if really you’re picking the people to be nominated.

    I guarantee if you explained that a secret group would pick the actual nominees out of the volunteers, you would have half as many complaints.

    But the way you did it, you have the butt-hurt losers like myself complaining, as well as the morally enraged like myself raging.

  21. Where is Tails

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