Cross Examination Debate Association

The CEDA Spring 2017 Ballot is available here - http://www.cedadebate.org/spring2017amendments

You can read the amendments here - http://www.cedadebate.org/passed_amendments

Voting process closes 11:59PM, April 28th. Must be a 2016-2017 member of CEDA to vote.

As a reminder, we use the points as calculated on tabroom.com as the basis for CEDA's sweepstakes awards.
Please let me know right away if there are any errors.
You can double-check your point totals online at: https://www.tabroom.com/index/results/ndt_ceda_points.mhtml.

Errors must be reported no later than Friday, March 17.

Email all errors to me at jeffrey.jarman@wichita.edu.

Thanks.

Jeff

Several items to report at this time.

(1) AWARDS. The deadline for submitting awards has been extended to Friday, March 10. Awards are submitted online at cedadebate.org.

Thanks to everyone who agreed to stand for election. Congratulations to the following individuals who were elected. 56 ballots were returned. A list of schools voting is included.

2nd VP: Patrick Waldinger, Miami
Topic committee: James Herndon, Emory
Executive Secretary: Scott Herndon, UT-Dallas
Treasurer: ML Sandoz, Vanderbilt

Pacific: LaToya Green, CSU Fullerton
West: Travis Cram, Wyoming
East Central: Kurt Fifelski, Michigan
Southeast: Elijah Smith, Wake Forest
Mid America: Chris Loghry, Emporia State

Ballots are due today, Saturday, December 10, by midnight (central).
The original email is below.
Please email jeffrey.jarman@wichita.edu if you have trouble accessing the ballot.

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The ballot is now available for the election of new CEDA officers and rep for the topic committee. The ballot is online at: http://cedadebate.org/winter-2016-ballot.
Ballots are due by midnight (central), Saturday, December 10. Results will be announced shortly thereafter.

One vote per school. You need an account on the main CEDA site (not the forums) and the account must be set up to vote. If you have trouble accessing the site, please contact Jeff Jarman.

The following positions are on the ballot:

2016 - 2017 Resolution Announcement

57 schools voted. “Restrictions plus USFG” is the winning resolution. The resolution won with 37 first-place votes. The full wording is included. A complete breakdown of the votes is below. The list of schools voting is at the end.

Resolved: The United States Federal Government should establish a domestic climate policy, including at least substantially increasing restrictions on private sector emissions of greenhouse gases in the United States.

The first round of voting produced the following count of first-place votes.