Wanted to check out the ballots myself, but they were encoded with a number for each candidate, which made them pretty hard to read. I did some horrible vim substitutions, and turned it into something I could actually read (accessible for your convenience here).
I found the stats on people’s first/last choices to be interesting. This is the first-choice rankings:
❯ cat BALLOTS-WITH-NAMES.txt | cut -f1 -d' ' | sort | uniq -c | sort -n -r
99 k900
40 cafkafk
39 tomberek
26 samueldr
25 julien
25 gaeten
20 nyabinary
19 pluiedev
19 philip
16 niklaskorz
16 drupol
15 crertel
15 aanderse
12 pinpox
12 leona
11 rhendric
8 mschwaig
8 djacu
4 nim
4 getchoo
4 adamcstephens
3 tomodachi
2 jope
1 scrumplex
And this is the last-choice ranking:
❯ cat BALLOTS-WITH-NAMES.txt | cut -f24 -d' ' | sort | uniq -c | sort -n -r
159 tomberek
53 crertel
41 nyabinary
30 cafkafk
17 samueldr
17 djacu
16 k900
14 drupol
13 tomodachi
8 nim
8 julien
8 jope
7 gaeten
6 pinpox
6 philip
6 leona
6 adamcstephens
5 scrumplex
5 aanderse
4 rhendric
4 niklaskorz
4 mschwaig
3 pluiedev
3 getchoo
You can also see in the data where voting guides had an influence:
Although this is a relatively small portion of the full vote, it’s still interesting.