tlpnet
TUG Member
I'm wondering if it's just me, or do Starwood proxy ballots make no sense? in most elections, and I can use my Hyatt ballot as an example, you are told that you are voting to fill "X" number of board positions, and so you are instructed to vote for "X" candidates.
On the Starwood ballots, and I have 5 different ones, you are given between 3-5 candidates and you are instructed to vote for or against each of them, but nowhere does it say how many positions you are filling. I called SVO, and the guy told me that none of the properties have anything to vote on. I then read the form to him, and he asked someone sitting near him, and he told me for the specific resort I referenced that they were filling two positions, and then proceeded to rattle off how many positions different resorts are filling. Apparently calling is the only way you can determine what is going on.
Am I crazy or does this go into the "makes no sense" bucket? Does it even mean anything to return these wacky ballots?
-tim
On the Starwood ballots, and I have 5 different ones, you are given between 3-5 candidates and you are instructed to vote for or against each of them, but nowhere does it say how many positions you are filling. I called SVO, and the guy told me that none of the properties have anything to vote on. I then read the form to him, and he asked someone sitting near him, and he told me for the specific resort I referenced that they were filling two positions, and then proceeded to rattle off how many positions different resorts are filling. Apparently calling is the only way you can determine what is going on.
Am I crazy or does this go into the "makes no sense" bucket? Does it even mean anything to return these wacky ballots?
-tim