← Back to decision ledger

POLL-003 / GOVERNANCE RECORD

What should be the standard voting duration for future daoCAT governance polls?

This runoff is being held because the original Poll #002 reached quorum, but no single option received more than 50% of the deciding votes. Under the Majority + Runoff rule established by Poll #001, when a poll has more than two choices and no option receives a majority, the two highest-performing choices advance to a runoff. Because 48 Hours and 24 Hours received the most support, those two choices now advance to the final runoff. Final turnout: 13 of 18 eligible Legends. Quorum required 9. This record documents the community result; any outside implementation requires separate authorization.

FINAL OUTCOME48 HoursDecision recorded

ORIGINAL POLL WORDING

What should be the standard voting duration for future daoCAT governance polls?

24 Hours2 votes

15%

48 Hours11 votes

85%

Abstain · ABSTAIN0 votes

0%

13 verified votes cast

DATA VERIFICATION

Result generated from authenticated permanent member ballots against the eligibility snapshot taken when the poll launched. Quorum was reached.

COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE RECORD

This record documents a community poll outcome. It does not independently authorize or execute token, contract, wallet, or financial actions.

OFFICIAL daoCAT COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE RECORDDCERT-POLL-003
CERTIFIED RESULT
OFFICIALdCGOVERNANCE
ORIGINAL POLL WORDINGWhat should be the standard voting duration for future daoCAT governance polls?
Final result
48 Hours
Turnout
13 of 18 Legends
Quorum
Reached · 9 required · at least 50%
Poll opened
August 26, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Poll closed
August 27, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Certified
August 27, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET
Follow-through status
Decision recorded
Approval standard
Above 50% of deciding votes · majority + runoff
Abstentions
0
Runoff of
POLL-002

Eligibility reflects the active Legend snapshot fixed when this poll was published. Certified turnout totals are not recalculated when membership later changes.

This outcome satisfied the approved daoCAT quorum and majority standards and is permanently certified as a community governance result. Any outside implementation is tracked separately and requires appropriate authorization.