User:Pythoncoder/ACE/2023
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You know the drill at this point... it's time for my 2023 ArbCom voting guide. As I said in my last 3 guides, I have no idea if anyone will read or care about this, but I was going to end up making something like this for myself anyway, so I might as well post it publicly on the off-chance that it’s useful to other voters. Also, please remember to do your own research and don't just blindly follow what my guide says.
Note: if you want to see symbols next to the support/oppose/neutral text in this table, may I recommend my Vote Symbols userscript?
All my ArbCom voting guides: 2024 • 2023 • 2022 • 2021 • 2020 • 2019
10 candidates running for 8 seats:
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| Example (talk · contribs) | Support | Comment goes here... |
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| Example (talk · contribs) | Support | Comment goes here... |
| Example (talk · contribs) | Support | Comment goes here... |
| Example (talk · contribs) | Support | Comment goes here... |
| Example (talk · contribs) | Support | Comment goes here... |
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