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The '''Single Transferable Vote VT''' is used during elections to explain to the viewers how the voting system works. | The '''Single Transferable Vote VT''' is used during elections to explain to the viewers how the voting system works. It has become something of a tradition on election night. | ||
== | ==Jelly Babies Version (1995)== | ||
This was presented by {{unsure|Ben ??}} and was filmed in Derwent Dining Hall. It featured balloons to represent the candidates. Clips from The Simpsons were used to illustrate. | [[Image:JellyBabies.png|thumb|right|Chris, Kate and jelly babies]] | ||
Thought to be the first attempting at explaining the YUSU voting system, this starred [[Chris Kwouk]] as Professor Humpy explaining the way votes were counted to [[Kate Gordon]] through the use of jelly babies. This was reused in for [[YUSU Elections 1996]]. | |||
==The Simpsons Version (2000)== | |||
This was presented by {{unsure|Ben ??}} and was filmed in Derwent Dining Hall. It featured balloons to represent the candidates. Clips from [[The Simpsons]] were used to illustrate. It may have been reused for a number of years afterwards. | |||
==[[Michael Prior-Jones]] Version (2003)== | ==[[Michael Prior-Jones]] Version (2003)== | ||
For [[Elections 2003]] Michael re-filmed the above in YSTV's studio, complete with balloons and the same clips as before - this time cropped to eliminate the Sky One logo! This version was also used for 2004's programme. | For [[Elections 2003]] Michael re-filmed the above in YSTV's studio (the tape of the original had decayed somewhat, and Derwent Dining Hall had been re-decorated), complete with balloons and the same clips as before - this time cropped to eliminate the Sky One logo! This version was also used for 2004's programme. | ||
==Star Wars Version (2005)== | ==Star Wars Version (2005)== | ||
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The VT was produced specifically without being dated, so it could be used time and time again. | The VT was produced specifically without being dated, so it could be used time and time again. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:15, 26 July 2007
The Single Transferable Vote VT is used during elections to explain to the viewers how the voting system works. It has become something of a tradition on election night.
Jelly Babies Version (1995)
Thought to be the first attempting at explaining the YUSU voting system, this starred Chris Kwouk as Professor Humpy explaining the way votes were counted to Kate Gordon through the use of jelly babies. This was reused in for YUSU Elections 1996.
The Simpsons Version (2000)
This was presented by Ben ??Unverified or incomplete information and was filmed in Derwent Dining Hall. It featured balloons to represent the candidates. Clips from The Simpsons were used to illustrate. It may have been reused for a number of years afterwards.
Michael Prior-Jones Version (2003)
For Elections 2003 Michael re-filmed the above in YSTV's studio (the tape of the original had decayed somewhat, and Derwent Dining Hall had been re-decorated), complete with balloons and the same clips as before - this time cropped to eliminate the Sky One logo! This version was also used for 2004's programme.
Star Wars Version (2005)
Fitting in with that year's Star Wars theme to elections, Jen Ayerst and Anthony Laverty filmed another balloon-laden VT, this time representing Star Wars characters.
Current Version (2006 onwards)
The current version was masterminded by Sarah Leese in 2006, and starred Vanky, Ed the Duck, Sweep, Selbysaurus, Margaret Thatcher and Neil Kinnock. The latter 5 were represented by glove puppets (Ed, Sweep), small stuffed dinosaurs (Selbysaurus), and Kev Larkin's slippers (Margaret, Neil).
Sweep won the election, as the votes transferred from Selbysaurus being eliminated jumped him ahead of Ed the Duck.
The VT was produced specifically without being dated, so it could be used time and time again.
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