The recall vote can be found here.

Per CMA§V.E, section ii.b, "A majority of two thirds of valid votes are required for a recall."

The official tally according to current eligibility rules is 2.1 votes Aye, 5.0 votes Nay. This is far short of the needed threshhold.

In addition, since I am aware that legal disputes have arisen regarding eligibility rules, I have provided tallies for other methods of counting votes as well. However, by no measure do the Aye votes even achieve a simple majority of 50%, let alone a 2/3rds majority.

The metric counts are as follows:

• Vote Cast? - All votes regardless of citizenship or residency in MTA, counted as full votes. Ayes lose 13:14.
• Resident? - All votes cast by residents, including non-citizens, as full votes. Ayes lose 12:13.
• Citizen? - All votes cast by citizens regardless of current registration status, counted as full votes. Ayes lose 10:12.
• Registered? - All valid votes counted as full votes rather than as fractional by voting power. Ayes lose 5:9.

Therefore, this recall vote was unsuccessful.

Aye Votes (To Recall Robokaiser)

Nay Votes (To Leave Robokaiser in Office)

On a personal note, while the outcome of this vote was clear no matter how you slice it, I really do hate this voting system because it's super complicated. There's got to be a better way.