What should be FL Rising's Climate Justice 2022 legislative priority?
Thursday, August 12, 2021
The results of a ranked-choice voting election. | Download Raw Summary Data
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| Round | Eliminated | Winners |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | ||
| Round 2 | Disaster resilience (ex. ADA compliance at shelters, language access in emergency comms) | |
| Round 3 | Food security & sovereignty (ex. budget allocation for community gardens, remove preemption of seed statute Fla. Ann. 578.012) | Energy democracy (ex. require energy companies prioritize ppl over profit i.e. when there are $ losses, funding for residential solar, energy efficiency to reduce energy burden) |
Round 1
| Candidate | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Energy democracy (ex. require energy companies prioritize ppl over profit i.e. when there are $ losses, funding for residential solar, energy efficiency to reduce energy burden) | 6 votes in the first round | 42.86% 6 votes |
| Environmental protections (ex. protections for communities near sacrifice zones, renewable energy advisory committee, protect indigenous lands from drilling) | 4 votes in the first round | 28.57% 4 votes |
| Food security & sovereignty (ex. budget allocation for community gardens, remove preemption of seed statute Fla. Ann. 578.012) | 3 votes in the first round | 21.43% 3 votes |
| Disaster resilience (ex. ADA compliance at shelters, language access in emergency comms) | 1 votes in the first round | 7.14% 1 votes |
Round 2
| Candidate | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Energy democracy (ex. require energy companies prioritize ppl over profit i.e. when there are $ losses, funding for residential solar, energy efficiency to reduce energy burden) | Gained 1 votes | 50.0% 7 votes |
| Environmental protections (ex. protections for communities near sacrifice zones, renewable energy advisory committee, protect indigenous lands from drilling) | 28.57% 4 votes |
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| Food security & sovereignty (ex. budget allocation for community gardens, remove preemption of seed statute Fla. Ann. 578.012) | 21.43% 3 votes |
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| Disaster resilience (ex. ADA compliance at shelters, language access in emergency comms) | Eliminated: 1 votes redistributed to remaining candidates or became inactive |
Round 3
| Candidate | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Energy democracy (ex. require energy companies prioritize ppl over profit i.e. when there are $ losses, funding for residential solar, energy efficiency to reduce energy burden) | Elected: Gained 1 votes | 57.14% 8 votes |
| Environmental protections (ex. protections for communities near sacrifice zones, renewable energy advisory committee, protect indigenous lands from drilling) | Gained 2 votes | 42.86% 6 votes |
| Food security & sovereignty (ex. budget allocation for community gardens, remove preemption of seed statute Fla. Ann. 578.012) | Eliminated: 3 votes redistributed to remaining candidates or became inactive |
Energy democracy (ex. require energy companies prioritize ppl over profit i.e. when there are $ losses, funding for residential solar, energy efficiency to reduce energy burden)
| Round | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 6.0 first-round votes. | 42.86% 6 votes |
| Round 2 | Gained 1 votes from Disaster resilience (ex. ADA compliance at shelters, language access in emergency comms). | 50.0% 7 votes |
| Round 3 | Elected. Gained 1 votes from Food security & sovereignty (ex. budget allocation for community gardens, remove preemption of seed statute Fla. Ann. 578.012). | 57.14% 8 votes |
Environmental protections (ex. protections for communities near sacrifice zones, renewable energy advisory committee, protect indigenous lands from drilling)
| Round | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 4.0 first-round votes. | 28.57% 4 votes |
| Round 2 | 28.57% 4 votes |
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| Round 3 | Gained 2 votes from Food security & sovereignty (ex. budget allocation for community gardens, remove preemption of seed statute Fla. Ann. 578.012). | 42.86% 6 votes |
Food security & sovereignty (ex. budget allocation for community gardens, remove preemption of seed statute Fla. Ann. 578.012)
| Round | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 3.0 first-round votes. | 21.43% 3 votes |
| Round 2 | Eliminated. | 21.43% 3 votes |
Disaster resilience (ex. ADA compliance at shelters, language access in emergency comms)
| Round | What changed | Current total votes |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 1.0 first-round votes. Eliminated. | 7.14% 1 votes |
| Candidate name | Round 1 | Round 2 | Round 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Energy democracy (ex. require energy companies prioritize ppl over profit i.e. when there are $ losses, funding for residential solar, energy efficiency to reduce energy burden) |
42.86%6 votes |
50.0%7 votes |
57.14%8 votes |
| Environmental protections (ex. protections for communities near sacrifice zones, renewable energy advisory committee, protect indigenous lands from drilling) |
28.57%4 votes |
28.57%4 votes |
42.86%6 votes |
| Food security & sovereignty (ex. budget allocation for community gardens, remove preemption of seed statute Fla. Ann. 578.012) |
21.43%3 votes |
21.43%3 votes |
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| Disaster resilience (ex. ADA compliance at shelters, language access in emergency comms) |
7.14%1 votes |
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