So few Facebook users took part in Facebook's last site-governance voting, in which users were asked to approve or disapprove a number of workaday changes to its policy, that it resulted in the eventual shutdown of the site-governance balloting itself.
Finally, just an hour ago, Facebook's site governance vote ended without enough ballots cast to block the social network's ability to integrate data with its affiliates, including Instagram.
It is not simply applying design to politics—attempting to improve governance for example, by redesigning ballots and polling places; it is implicitly contestational and strives to question conventional approaches to political issues.
Further, from 2014 to 2016, a new wave of governance proposals swept through proxy ballots, with the campaigns led by the New York City Comptroller and several individual proponents requesting companies to adopt proxy access gaining significant support.
Utility oversight: An L.A. city councilman wants a ballot measure to restructure the governance of the Department of Water and Power.
Last December, an independent consultant hired to analyze the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power recommended a ballot measure to overhaul the governance of the nation's largest public utility.
Early voters in central Colombo said they were casting their ballots for reconciliation and good governance, showing sympathy for the United National party of prime minister Ranil Wickremesinghe.
As you are already aware, proposals for reforming the university's governance arrangements have been rejected in a postal ballot of all members of Congregation.
In the three decades since Mr Brown's last reign, voters had created, through the cumulative effect of ballot initiatives, a Byzantine system of governance, taxation and budgeting that left California helpless when the Great Recession hit.
The democratic governments evaluate their success through the ballot boxes.
