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2015Arbitration Committee Elections

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  • The December 2015 Arbitration Committee Electionresults have been posted.
  • Please offer yourfeedback on the election process.

The thirteenth annualelection for the English Wikipedia'sArbitration Committee took place in November and December 2015. This election,by practice on Wikimedia projects, was organized by community volunteers, independent of the Arbitration Committee itself.

Election process

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Timeline

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  1. Nomination period (fromSunday 00:00, 8 November untilTuesday 23:59, 17 November, UTC) → interested editors are invited to submit a candidate statement. An editor is eligible to stand as a candidate who:
    (i) has a registered account and has made at least 500 mainspace edits before 1 November 2015,
    (ii) is in good standing and not subject to active blocks or site-bans,
    (iii) meets the Wikimedia Foundation'scriteria for access to non-public data, is willing to sign the Foundation's non-public informationconfidentiality agreement, and
    (iv) has disclosed any previous or alternate accounts in their election statements (legitimate accounts which have been declared to the Arbitration Committee before the close of nominations do not need to be publicly disclosed).
  2. Voting period (fromMonday 00:00, 23 November untilSunday 23:59, 6 December, UTC) → eligible voters can vote on the candidates, using theSecurePoll system. An editor iseligible to vote who:
    (i) has registered an account before Wednesday 00:00, 28 October 2015
    (ii) has made at least 150 mainspace edits before Sunday 00:00, 1 November 2015 and,
    (iii) is not blocked from the English Wikipedia at the time of their vote.
  3. Scrutineering period (immediately following the voting period) → scrutineers, consisting ofstewards whose main wikis arenot the English Wikipedia, will check the votes (e.g. for duplicate, missing, and ineligible votes), and compile a tally of the results. The instructions for scrutineers are outlinedhere.

Results

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Following the voting period, the scrutineers examined the votes, and released a tally of the results. The tally ranks candidates by their performance according to thecriteria for success in this election, defined as the number of votes cast in support of the candidate divided by the total number of votes cast both for and against (commonly described as "support over support plus oppose" or "S/(S+O)"). "Neutral" preferences are not counted in this metric. A total of2846 ballots were cast (including duplicates) and 2674 votes were determined to be valid.

CandidateSupportNeutral[note 1]OpposeNet[note 2]Percentage[note 3]Result
Casliber (talk ·contribs)1118124930781178.46%Two-year term
Opabinia regalis (talk ·contribs)1121116438973274.24%Two-year term
Keilana (talk ·contribs)1118114940771173.31%Two-year term
Drmies (talk ·contribs)1038119743959970.28%Two-year term
Callanecc (talk ·contribs)848142939745168.11%Two-year term
Kelapstick (talk ·contribs)738156237436466.37%Two-year term
GorillaWarfare (talk ·contribs)111198757653565.86%Two-year term
Kirill Lokshin (talk ·contribs)965119651345265.29%Two-year term
Gamaliel (talk ·contribs)902121955334961.99%One-year term
Thryduulf (talk ·contribs)764139551524959.73%
LFaraone (talk ·contribs)657150551214556.20%
Hawkeye7 (talk ·contribs)783126862316055.69%
Kudpung (talk ·contribs)69213736098353.19%
Rich Farmbrough (talk ·contribs)82211257279553.07%
Kevin Gorman (talk ·contribs)6631289722−5947.87%
Timtrent (talk ·contribs) (withdrawn)3851855434−4947.01%
NE Ent (talk ·contribs)5531446675−12245.03%
Hullaballoo Wolfowitz (talk ·contribs)5881320766−17843.43%
MarkBernstein (talk ·contribs)5821242850−26840.64%
Wildthing61476 (talk ·contribs)4031599672−26937.49%
Mahensingha (talk ·contribs)3491428897−54828.01%
  1. ^All voters were required to register a preference of either "Support", "Neutral", or "Oppose" for each candidate. The "Neutral" column is simply the total votes for which voters did not select the Support or Oppose option.
  2. ^Net = Support − Oppose
  3. ^Percentage = (Support / (Support + Oppose)) * 100 (rounded to 2 decimal places)


Results certified by
  1. einsbortalk19:38, 9 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]
  2. Mardetanhatalk19:39, 9 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]
  3. Shanmugamp7(talk)23:53, 9 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Vacant seats

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For 2015, six current arbitrators will remain on the committee. The committee will continue to have 15 seats, leaving eight vacant seats with two-year terms and one vacant seat with a one-year term to be filled in this election. In the event that any of the six arbitrators with unexpired terms resign or otherwise leave the committee before the start of voting on 23 November, the seat they vacate will be filled, and will be for a one-year term. Seats will be filled based on support percentage, as calculated bysupportsupport + oppose{\displaystyle {\frac {\text{support}}{\text{support + oppose}}}}. There will be anneutral option; choosing this option will not affect the support percentage for the candidate, and will be treated as though you did not vote in the election with respect to that candidate. The minimum support percentage is 50%. If there are more vacancies than candidates with 50% support, those seats will remain vacant.

Guides

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For candidates

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Nominations for candidates will open at 00:00 UTC, 8 November and will close at 23:59 UTC, 17 November. During this time, any editor in good standing who meets the criteria stated in the"Timeline" section above may nominate themselves by following the instructions to create a candidate statement on thecandidates page. Once a candidate has made their statement, they may proceed to answer individual questions as they wish (see thequestions page for details and instructions). Candidates may continue to answer questions until the end of the voting period (23:59 UTC, 6 December).

For voters

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See the"Timeline" section above for voter eligibility requirements

Once candidates have nominated themselves, voters are invited to review and discuss them. Voters may ask questions throughout the election.

To facilitate their discussions and judgements, voters are encouraged to familiarise themselves with the candidates. This can be done through reading thecandidate statements, the answers to the questions put to each candidate (linked from their candidate statements), and the discussion of each candidate (a centralised collection of which will be made available at thediscussion page). In addition, asummary guide to candidates will be made available, and augmented by aset of personal guides by individual voters.

Voting will run for 14 days, from 00:00 UTC, 23 November to 23:59 UTC, 6 December. The process will be conducted using theSecurePoll extension which ensures that individual voter's decisions will not be publicly viewable (although technical information about voters, such as their IP address and user-agents, will be visible to the WMF-identified election administrators and scrutineers).

Voters will be invited to choose one of three options for each candidate: "Support", "Oppose" or "Neutral"; and the number of "Support", "Oppose" or "Neutral" preferences a voter can express is otherwise limited only by the number of candidates. After voters have entered their choices for all of the candidates and submitted their votes, they may revisit and change their decisions, but attempting to do so will require expressing preferences for all candidates from scratch. Because of the risk of server lag, voters are advised to cast their vote at the latestan hour before the close of voting to ensure their vote will be counted.

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