F2F Poll results as of this morning:

13.0% Detroit, MI 3
8.7% Houston, TX 2
39.1% Madison, WI 9
39.1% Minneapolis, MN 9

23 total votes so far

VOTE NOW here! The poll will stay open until Wednesday at 9PM EST.

F2F Poll results as of this morning:

13.6% Detroit, MI 6
11.4% Houston, TX 5
38.6% Madison, WI 17
36.4% Minneapolis, MN 16

44 total votes so far

VOTE NOW here! The poll will stay open until Wednesday at 9PM EST.

F2F Poll results as of this morning:

Detroit, MI 10.7% 6
Houston, TX 8.9% 5
Madison, WI 39.3% 22
Minneapolis, MN 41.1% 23

56 total votes so far

LAST CHANCE TO VOTE NOW here! The poll will close tonight at 9PM EST.

Final Results:
Detroit 6
Houston 5
Madison 23
Minneapolis 25

Total Votes: 59

We agreed in the F2F thread that we would have a run-off between Madison and Minneapolis since the votes have been so close throughout. We also agreed to vote on May/June dates (eliminating Mothers’ Day and Memorial Day weekends).

So… New poll! Vote for Madison or Minneapolis in question one and then vote for your top two date choices in question two. We will have a run-off between the two most popular dates once we get these results.

VOTE HERE! The poll will stay open until Saturday 9PM EST.

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F2F Poll Results:

CITY:
Madison, WI 60.5% 26
Minneapolis, MN 39.5% 17

answered question 43
skipped question 2

TOP 3 DATES:
5/3 11.6% 5
5/17 20.9% 9
5/31 18.6% 8
6/7 41.9% 18
6/14 37.2% 16
6/21 37.2% 16
6/28 27.9% 12

answered question 43
skipped question 2

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F2F 2008 will be in Madison, WI. SailAweigh will be the point person.

Final vote for now will determine the best date from the top three (you can vote "no preference" if all three would work). There is also a question that will allow you to tell us if one of the three is especially bad for you.

VOTE NOW HERE. Survey will stay open until Tuesday night, 9PM EST.

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Today is the last day to vote on Madison!F2F 2008 dates.

Here are the current results:

1. Select your first choice for our Madison, WI, 2008 F2F:
6/7 23.1% 6
6/14 23.1% 6
6/21 34.6% 9
No Preference 19.2% 5

answered question 26
skipped question 0

2. Of the possible F2F dates, is there one that you probably could NOT make?
Nope, all three are fine. 41.7% 10
6/7 33.3% 8
6/14 12.5% 3
6/21 12.5% 3
answered question 24
skipped question 2

VOTE NOW HERE! The poll will be open until 9PM EST.

The voting numbers have gone from 59 on the first survey to 26 currently; please vote if you think there's any chance you might want to attend.

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