ETA: Counting the total number of votes each has received in the contest overall won't work, because they haven't been in the same number of rounds. There is a difference in the number of nominations they received. Should we use that as the tiebreaker?
Fifty votes.
Fifty votes.
Twenty-five for
Twenty-five for
There was a one vote lead just before the poll closed, and then someone else voted.
So what do we do now? I'm serious --- this has never happened before. Someone could flip a coin. But someone else wouldn't trust that. (People get mean, really mean. I've learned that over the years.) We could draw a name out of a hat, but that would cause the same problem.
Do you want to vote one more time? Go ahead with the Quarterfinals, and come back in a day or so? Or does someone have a brilliant and simple way to solve this?
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What if you include number of nominations? I don't have a horse in this race, so to speak, so just tossing out ideas. What if you average percentages won in earlier rounds? Number of votes would be a challenge because of different number of rounds. But, I think I like an average of their winning percentages. I haven't figured out who that would be, or if that would produce a winner.
Lincoln was the first person Rowe faced, so I don't have percentages to compare. There IS a difference in the number of nominations each got, though. Maybe. . .
That could make it interesting. Was Rowe an automatic entry? If he was, that could make a difference in people not nominating him. Someone may yet come up with a brilliant suggestion.
Wait. I missed the Mike Rowe vote??? Crap! I would have voted Mike.
I've been thinking about this!! I didn't have any ideas until just now: What if everyone flipped a coin? During a voting window (as with the polls), everyone would flip a coin and send you "Heads" or "Tails" in an email or comment (one per customer) and add 'em up at the end.
I don't have a horse in this race either, but I'd vote again. Maybe we can all lobby our friends and neighbors in the meantime to vote for our favorite. ;-)
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