Based on the election results, here is the new 7-member NANOG Steering
Committee, comprising one (1) representative appointed by Merit
Network and six (6) elected members:
- Betty Burke (Merit Representative)
- Chris Morrow, UUNET/MCI
- William B. Norton, Equinix
- Joe Abley, ISC
- Randy Bush, IIJ
- Philip Smith, Cisco
- Jared Mauch, Verio
In accordance with the NANOG charter, Program
Committee chair Steve
Feldman will serve as an ex officio member of the Steering
Committee.
Many thanks to the new committee and to all the other candidates
who donated time to the process -- it's been great to see such a high level of interest from the community.
Election Summary
Over 1800 people were eligible to vote, with eligibility based on
having attended at least one NANOG meeting in the past two years,
i.e., between fall 2003 (Chicago, NANOG 29) and spring 2005 (Seattle,
NANOG 34).
Of those who were eligible to vote, 319 completed the registration
process. Of those, 260 actually voted. The total number of votes
cast was 1255. Although everyone who voted could choose up to six
(6) candidates, not everyone selected that many -- that is why the
total number of votes is less than it might have been.
The voting mechanism was designed to ensure that each registered voter
cast only one ballot. To respect privacy and protect
confidentiality, the identity of the voter and the choices made on the
ballot were decoupled so there is no way to know who voted for whom.
Congratulations to the winners, and thank you to everyone who voted!
|
| Candidate |
Votes |
|
Chris Morrow, UUNET/MCI
|
119 |
|
William B. Norton, Equinix
|
117 |
|
Joe Abley, ISC
|
114 |
|
Randy Bush, IIJ
|
104 |
|
Philip Smith, Cisco
|
96 |
|
Jared Mauch, Verio
|
85 |
|
Martin Hannigan, Verisign
|
75 |
|
Daniel Golding, The Burton Group
|
72 |
|
Ron da Silva, Time Warner Cable
|
69 |
|
Steve Gibbard, PCH
|
68 |
|
Dorian Kim, Verio
|
67 |
|
Josh Snowhorn, Terremark
|
64 |
|
Vince Fuller, Cisco
|
52 |
|
Lixia Zhang, UCLA
|
50 |
|
Mark Kosters, VeriSign
|
41 |
|
Dave Wodelet, Shaw Communications
|
36 |
|
Christopher Chin, UC Berkeley
|
26 |
|
