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<blockquote data-quote="EricNoah" data-source="post: 305768" data-attributes="member: 4">There were tight races, and then there were races that weren't so tight.&nbsp; Some races were as close as a couple of percentage points.&nbsp; Some were around 5-6 percentage points.&nbsp; There were a couple of races where the winning entry got near 50% of the vote. I can say that we had somewhere around 2500 votes total.&nbsp; I don't know how this compares to Origins or other awards.&nbsp; But it's certainly comparable to the most popular polls EN World has run in the past.&nbsp; I too don't think it's proper to show the detailed results -- this is about celebrating excellence, not figuring out who got &quot;last place&quot; or whatever.&nbsp; I did propose announcing the runner up for each category at the ceremony, but Ryan felt that would be out of place.&nbsp; Certainly now I think going down the list (who was third, fourth, etc.) wouldn't be particularly helpful.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EricNoah, post: 305768, member: 4"] There were tight races, and then there were races that weren't so tight. Some races were as close as a couple of percentage points. Some were around 5-6 percentage points. There were a couple of races where the winning entry got near 50% of the vote. I can say that we had somewhere around 2500 votes total. I don't know how this compares to Origins or other awards. But it's certainly comparable to the most popular polls EN World has run in the past. I too don't think it's proper to show the detailed results -- this is about celebrating excellence, not figuring out who got "last place" or whatever. I did propose announcing the runner up for each category at the ceremony, but Ryan felt that would be out of place. Certainly now I think going down the list (who was third, fourth, etc.) wouldn't be particularly helpful. [/QUOTE]

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