IAGenWeb Voting Record

Election 2008
June 1 - 14, 2008

1. IAGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator?
2. Constance Diamond: 27
3. Linda Ziemann: 14

1. Poll Monitors
2. Mark Christian: 2007, 2008
3. Greta Thompson: 2008

Election 2007
June 1 - 11, 2007

1. IAGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator?
2. Constance Diamond: 18
3. Richard Harrison: 24

1. Poll Monitors
2. Linda Ziemann: 2004, 2006, 2007
3. Mark Christian: 2007

Election 2006
June 12 - 18, 2006
86 eligible / 58 registered = 67%

1. IAGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator?
2. Robert Parker: 17
3. Karen De Groote-Johnson: 27

1. Poll Monitors
2. Connie Street: 2000, 2006
3. Linda Ziemann: 2004, 2006
4. 7 ID/Password requests

Election 2005
June 13 - 18, 2005
90 eligible / 62 registered = 69%

1. IAGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator?
2. Barbara Hug: 26
3. Peggy Tebbetts: 17
4. Don Kelly: 5

1. Should the IAGenWeb formally adopt these bylaws?
2. Review the By-Laws
3. Yes: 35
4. No:   06

1. Should the IAGenWeb give the State Coordinator permission to update as necessary any URLs or email addresses that appear in the bylaws?
2. Yes: 41
3. No:   03

1. Poll Monitors
2. Mari Modlin: 2004, 2005
3. Fred Dethlefsen: 2005
4. 9 ID/Password requests

Election 2004
June 14 - 19, 2004 
93 eligible / 47 registered = 51%

1. IAGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator?
2. Greta Thompson, unopposed
3. Yes: 39
4. No:   02

1. Poll Monitors
2. Mari Modlin: 2004
3. Jackie King: 2004
4. Linda Zeimann: 2004
5. 7 ID/Password requests

Election 2003
June 16 - 21, 2003
104 eligible / 64 registered = 62%

1. IAGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator?
2. Sharyl Ferrall, 34
3. Mari Modlin, 17

1. Poll Monitors
2. Elaine Rathmann: 2002, 2003
3. Greta Thompson: 2003
4. 6 ID/Password requests

Election 2002
June 17 - 22, 2002
98 eligible / 61 registered = 62%

1. IAGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator?
2. Gail Meyer Kilgore, unopposed
3. Yes 43
4. No   3

1. Poll Monitors
2. Debbie Gerischer: 2001, 2002
3. Elaine Rathmann: 2002
4. 6 ID/Password requests

Election 2001
June 18 - 23, 2001
93 eligible / 61 registered = 66%

1. IAGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator?
2. Esther Frye, 18
3. Don Kelly, 30

1. Should the IAGenWeb formally adopt our three-year method of leadership succession we currently use to elect our IAGenWeb Project state officers?
2. Yes 33
3. No   4

1. Poll Monitors
2. David Todd: 2000, 2001
3. Debbie Gerischer: 2001
4. 5 ID/Password requests

Election 2000
June 17 - 24, 2000
99 eligible / 62 registered = 62%

1. IAGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator?
2. Mark Christian, unopposed
3. Yes 49
4. No   1

1. Should IAGenWeb co-sponsor placing the Archives Amendment on the USGenWeb ballot?
2. Yes 13
3. No  34

1. Should IAGenWeb co-sponsor placing the Recall Amendment on the USGenWeb ballot?
2. Yes 30
3. No  18

1. Should the IAGenWeb co-sponsor placing the States' Rights Amendment on the USGenWeb ballot?
2. Yes 16
3. No  31

1. Poll Monitors
2. DavidTodd: 2000
3. Connie Street: 2000
4. 20 ID/Password requests

Election 1999
June 23 - 29, 1999
78 eligible / 52 registered = 67%

1. IAGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator?
2. Margot Hill, 32
3. Diana Muir, 4

1. Should the IAGenWeb adopt this agenda and identity policy?
2. "If an IAGenWeb Project County Coordinator decides to create and maintain a county web page for an online project similar in concept to the IAGenWeb,their IAGenWeb county page must be unique when compared to the other county page.
   
   To promote and preserve IAGenWeb and USGenWeb identity and prevent confusion, IAGenWeb county pages must contain IAGenWeb and USGenWeb logos and may not contain logos from similar county-based online genealogy projects."
3. Yes 27
4. No  10

1. Poll Monitors
2. Richard Harrison: 1999
3. Amy Davis: 1999

Election 1999
March 18 - 20, 1999

1. Should the IAGenWeb conduct an annual online meeting?
2. Yes 27
3. No  10

1. Should this voting booth be recognized as an IAGenWeb Project tool?
2. Yes 36
3. No   2

1. Poll Monitors
2. Loren Toomsen: 1999
3. Richard Harrison: 1999