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This is a tabulated guide to the candidates in this election. The information written here has been compiled manually and should not be assumed to be accurate or complete; voters are encouraged to conduct independent research. The table below has two more columns than WP:ACE2019/G: tier and comments. Tier is my subjective evaluation of the likelihood of that candidate making it onto the committee. Comments are my subjective opinions on the candidate and partly an explanation of the tier ranking. If you are using this page to inform your opinions, I strongly encourage you to reread the bolded statement above; this page is mostly because every year I forget for whom I voted. Despite that goal, I intentionally am refraining from stating my voting intentions. Wug·a·po·des 22:19, 15 November 2019 (UTC)
- Key
- User rights: A = Administrator; B = Bureaucrat; CU = Checkuser; OS = Oversight; S = Steward
- Other positions: ARB = Arbitrator; OMB = Ombudsman; BAG = Bot Approvals Group; CL = Arbitration Committee Clerk; SPICL = SPI Clerk; OTRS = Volunteer response team
- A stricken, italicized abbreviation indicates that the candidate previously held a position.
- A stricken date indicates that a request was unsuccessful, withdrawn or denied.
- For candidates' statements, see Wikipedia:Arbitration Committee Elections December 2019/Candidates.
| Candidate | Positions | RfX | Previous runs | Candidate profile | Tier | Comments | Vote |
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| Gadfium (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A | RfA Dec 2004 | Statement |  Yes
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| Richwales (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, |
RfA Sep 2011 |
Statement | No | |||
| Worm That Turned (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, B, ARB, CU, OS, OTRS | RfA Jul 2011 RfB Jan 2014 |
Statement | A | Thoughtful and circumspect while on the committee, and I expect it to continue | Yes
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| Hawkeye7 (talk · contribs · count · block log) | RfA Nov 2009 |
Statement | Supported last RfA, unclear why he would want to try for Arb after that | No | |||
| Casliber (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, |
RfA Mar 2007 | 2008, 2010, 2015 | Statement | Yes
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| Thryduulf (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, OS, |
RfA Jun 2005 | 2014, |
Statement | A | Seems level headed and fair | No |
| Bradv (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, CL, OTRS | RfA Aug 2019 | Statement | A | Seems level headed and fair | Yes
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| Laser brain (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A | RfA May 2009 | Statement | Understands concerns of content editors | Dropped out | ||
| Barkeep49 (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, OTRS | RfA Sep 2019 | Statement | B | Personally, I trust them completely, tenure is likely to give others pause | Yes
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| Isarra (talk · contribs · count · block log) | Statement | C | interesting question responses; probably a better candidate than they let on | Yes
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| KrakatoaKatie (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, ARB, CU, OS, OTRS | RfA Jun 2007 | 2017 | Statement | Yes
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| Xeno (talk · contribs · count · block log) | B, |
RfA Jun 2008 RfB Jun 2010 |
2010 | Statement | A | Principled but reflective; I respect their perspectives on user groups, especially the social distinctions between sysop vs non-sysop | Yes
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| Newyorkbrad (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, |
RfA Jan 2007 | 2007, 2010, 2012, 2016 | Statement | S | Obvious | Yes
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| The Rambling Man (talk · contribs · count · block log) | RfA May 2007 RfB Mar 2008 |
Statement | D | Active arbitration remedies were and likely will be significant blocks, but there's an advantage to having someone on the committee who has been subjected to its other side | No | ||
| David Fuchs (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, |
RfA May 2007 | Statement | No | |||
| Beeblebrox (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, CU, OS, |
RfA Aug 2009 |
Statement | No | |||
| Llywrch (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A | RfA Aug 2003 | Statement | C+ | May fly under the radar; but answers show a perspective and optimism that would work well on the committee | Yes
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| Maxim (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, B | RfA Jun 2007 RfB Jun 2011 |
Statement | No | |||
| SoWhy (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A | RfA Oct 2008 |
Statement | C | Concerns at RfB 2 are going to drain support, but a policy hardliner on the committee isn't an a priori negative (11 hardliners though...) | No | |
| Kudpung (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, |
RfA Mar 2011 | Statement | No | |||
| Calidum (talk · contribs · count · block log) | Statement | No | |||||
| DGG (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A, CU, OTRS, |
RfA May 2007 | 2014, 2016, |
Statement | Yes
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| Enterprisey (talk · contribs · count · block log) | A | RfA Jan 2019 |
Statement | B | SilkTork's 2015 RfA comment gives me pause, but given 2019 RfA seems to have community trust | No |
- Footnotes
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