28 June 2026 · Online conference

Conference results

The complete voting record. 21 carried and 11 fell across the day — the full counts for each are below.

The day

The record

This is the full, final voting record for the conference. It lists every item put to the conference, with the votes cast and the result — the amendments, the motions as a whole, the compositing choices, and the FCAC election below.

  • Carried — passed, or accepted with no objections / as a friendly amendment.
  • Fell — not carried (more against than for).

Procedural

  1. A1 · Standing Orders

    Carried

    Accepted, no objections · 79 present

  2. A2 · Code of Conduct

    Carried

    Accepted, no objections · 79 present

  3. A3 · Running Order

    Carried

    Accepted. No objections · 79 present

  4. A4 · Schedules

    Carried

    Accepted, No Objections · 79 present

Platform

  1. B1.1

    Fell

    Proposed by Chris S, Ian S, Bryce B [Democratic Socialists]

    For
    15
    Against
    42
    Abstain
    —
    Present
    80

    Turnout=57

  2. B1.2

    Carried

    Proposed by Richard G

    Friendly amendment accepted · 80 present

  3. B1.3

    Fell

    Proposed by Eibhlin McColgan

    For
    29
    Against
    40
    Abstain
    —
    Present
    82

    Turnout=69 · request for abstentions - poll adjusted

  4. B1.4 · For A Sovereign Industry

    Fell

    Proposed by Eduardo Salgado

    For
    8
    Against
    51
    Abstain
    12
    Present
    80

    Turnout=71

  5. B1.5

    Fell

    Proposed by Vincent David

    For
    19
    Against
    35
    Abstain
    16
    Present
    80

    Turnout=70

  6. B1.6

    Fell

    Proposed by Vincent David

    For
    10
    Against
    44
    Abstain
    14
    Present
    80

    Turnout=68

  7. B1.7

    Carried

    Proposed by Simon Hannah

    Friendly amendment accepted · 79 present

  8. B1.8

    Carried

    Proposed by Terry Conway

    For
    50
    Against
    9
    Abstain
    13
    Present
    78

    Turnout=72

  9. B1.9 · An Anti-Austerity Pledge

    Fell

    Proposed by Duncan Chapel, Reece Stock, Bob Goupillot

    For
    24
    Against
    42
    Abstain
    6
    Present
    76

    Turnout=72

  10. B1.10

    Carried

    Proposed by Duncan Chapel

    For
    48
    Against
    11
    Abstain
    9
    Present
    75

    Turnout=68

  11. B1.11 · For A Democratic Militia

    Fell

    Proposed by Eduardo Salgado

    For
    21
    Against
    38
    Abstain
    7
    Present
    73

    Turnout=66

  12. B1.12 · Fight For Proportional Representation

    Carried

    Proposed by Simon Hannah

    For
    39
    Against
    11
    Abstain
    12
    Present
    72

    Turnout=62

  13. B1.13 · Vectoral Programme

    Carried

    Proposed by Graham Jones

    Friendly amendment accepted · 72 present

  14. B1.14 · Swarm Organising

    Carried

    Proposed by Graham Jones

    Friendly amendment accepted · 72 present

  15. Motion — as amended

    B1 · Interim Platform For A Socialist Federation

    Carried
    For
    52
    Against
    3
    Abstain
    6
    Present
    73

    As amended · Turnout=61

  16. Motion — as amended

    B2 · Building Solidarity and Trust Within and Without the Left

    Carried
    For
    32
    Against
    11
    Abstain
    14
    Present
    73

    Turnout=57

Structure

  1. C1.1

    Carried

    Proposed by Terry Conway

    Friendly - adopted · 71 present

  2. C1.2 · Clarifying Edits

    Carried

    Proposed by James Kulmer

    Friendly - adopted · 71 present

  3. Compositing choice

    C1.3 · Choice — Values Section

    Option 1
    1. Option 1 No values section 35
    2. Option 2 Include Section II (Values) 15

    Counterposed vote — the option with more votes is adopted. Turnout=50 · 71 present.

  4. Compositing choice

    C1.4 · Choice — Statutory Alignment

    Option 2
    1. Option 1 Mandatory Statutory Alignment 13
    2. Option 2 Optional Statutory Alignment 37

    Counterposed vote — the option with more votes is adopted. Turnout=50 · 71 present.

  5. C1.5 · Ballot Methods for Assembly Elections

    Carried

    Proposed by John Urquhart

    Friendly - adopted · 71 present

  6. C1.6

    Carried

    Proposed by Susan Pashkoff

    For
    23
    Against
    14
    Abstain
    14
    Present
    71

    Turnout=51

  7. Compositing choice

    C1.7 · Choice — Caucuses

    Option 2
    1. Option 1 General Caucusing (no votes/quotas) 12
    2. Option 2 Liberation Caucuses (votes & quotas) 30

    Counterposed vote — the option with more votes is adopted. Turnout=42 · 71 present.

  8. Compositing choice

    C1.8 · Choice — Civic Body

    Option 1
    1. Option 1 Leave blank 39
    2. Option 2 Include Section XI (Civic Body) 6

    Counterposed vote — the option with more votes is adopted. Turnout=45 · 70 present.

  9. C1.9 · Continuous Online Deliberation Feeding Assemblies

    Fell

    Proposed by John Urquhart

    For
    13
    Against
    27
    Abstain
    12
    Present
    69

    Turnout=52

  10. C1.10 · Electoral Engagement

    Carried

    Proposed by James Kulmer

    Friendly amendment accepted · 70 present

  11. C1.11 · Vectoral Programme

    Carried

    Proposed by Graham Jones

    Friendly amendment accepted · 70 present

  12. C1.12 · Swarm Organising

    Carried

    Proposed by Graham Jones

    Friendly amendment accepted · 70 present

  13. C1.13

    Fell

    Proposed by Marcus Halaby

    For
    24
    Against
    25
    Abstain
    7
    Present
    68

    Turnout=56

  14. C1.14 · What Sort Of Legal Entity Are We Setting Up?

    Fell

    Proposed by Phil Pope

    Fell with the fall of C1.13 fall · 68 present

  15. C1.15

    Fell

    Proposed by Phil Pope

    Fell with the fall of C1.13 · 68 present

  16. Motion — as amended

    C1 · Structure of a Socialist Federation

    Carried
    For
    49
    Against
    2
    Abstain
    5
    Present
    68

    As amended · Turnout=56

Section D

Elections

Founding Congress Arrangements Committee

5 seats 63 present 60 ballots cast

Approval vote — each voter approved any number of candidates; the five with the most approvals are elected.

  1. Kulmer, James Elected

    47 approvals

  2. Gerrard, Richard Elected

    45 approvals

  3. Campbell, Lucy Elected

    43 approvals

  4. Urquhart, John Elected

    39 approvals

  5. Tobin, June Elected

    38 approvals

  6. Walton, Bronagh

    25 approvals

  7. Halaby, Marcus

    24 approvals

  8. McColgan, Eibhlin

    15 approvals

  9. Gaylor, Stuart

    12 approvals

  10. Pope, Phil

    10 approvals

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