Thnx Grace for the quick feedback.

I have not yet met Charles Oloo but congratulations to him as the new Chair are in order.  As for Barrack, your effort in setting up the ISOC-KE chapter will forever remain in the history of the chapter.  And I do hope you will continue to offer your insights to the new team. Elections make or break organisations in Africa and its great that you guys have pulled this first one off relatively well.

all the best.

walu.
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On Wed, 3/26/14, Grace Mutung'u (Bomu) <nmutungu@gmail.com> wrote:

 Subject: [ISOC_KE] Statement on Election Results
 To: "isoc@lists.my.co.ke" <isoc@lists.my.co.ke>
 Date: Wednesday, March 26, 2014, 11:29 AM

 Dear Members,
 Following our call for voter
 registration, 39 members checked in.
 Ballots were sent to all
 except those
  whose date of registration to the Chapter was after 1st
 March 2014 or those
 who had not provided all required details (5 in
 number). By close of the voting period on
 23rd March at 11.59 pm, we received 26 filled
 ballots.

  

 In verifying the ballots, it
 was
 noted that there were 7 which had strange ISOC numbers. The
 committee ruled
 them as spoilt votes. One had an ISOC number alternating
 digits One had an ISOC number
 alternating digits (i.e ABCED instead of
 ABCDE) and it was
 found to be an honest mistake.  Of the 19
 valid votes, Charles Oloo has 10 and Barrack Otieno 9.


  

 Attached
 please find an analysis of the
 votes.

 Members with any queries or objections may
 write to us at  isoc_ke_electioncommittee@googlegroups.com
 on or before the end of today.


 --
 Grace L.N. Mutung'u
 Nairobi Kenya
 Skype: gracebomu
 Twitter: @Bomu

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