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:: Past Resolutions

In this section all the past resolutions and the outcome will be archived. The text of the resolution, the voting deadline and the outcome of the vote will be available in the section of the website. More statistical information will be free available for the public in the section “Voting statistics” of the GlobalVote website. Every vote will generate, as long if the GV works with a closed group of 100 voters per country, an table with 19,200 records. This will be free available in Excel format and as well summaries with graphs, charts and the main analysis will be available.
Voting Deadline	Name of the Resolutions	Outcome of the vote
2010-07-21 08:00:00	GlobalVote 053: Is the response of the Obama administration to the Mexican Gulf oil spill crisis so far satisfying?	Neutral	Download
Summary: As a result of the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig explosion on April 20, 2010, 35,000 to 60,000 barrels (1,500,000 to 2,500,000 US gallons) of crude oil per day has flowed into the Mexican Gulf, as estimated. It is one of the most serious ecological catastrophes in the history, and is turning into a political catastrophe for the US government and the owner of the drilling rig, the British Petroleum (BP). GlobalVote 053: Is the response of the Obama administration to the Mexican Gulf oil spill crisis so far satisfying? Approve: (Yes, the response of the Obama administration to the Mexican Gulf oil spill crisis so far is satisfying) Reject: (No, the response of the Obama administration to the Mexican Gulf oil spill crisis so far is not satisfying) (more...) - See comments posted by members on this resolution

2010-06-27 08:00:00	GlobalVote 052: Should the International Community put more pressure on Israel to loosen the blockade on Gaza?	Neutral	Download
Summary: On May 31th 2010, the Israeli Navy attacked a pro- Palestinian aid flotilla ran by The Free Gaza Movement, and caused the death of 19 volunteers. Despite of the strong condemn from international community, the Israeli government refuses to loosen the blockade on Gaza, and threats to continue to prevent new attempts to break the blockade. Photo by Free Gaza Movement GlobalVote 052: Should the International Community put more pressure on Israel to loosen the blockade on Gaza? Approve: (Yes, the International Community should put more pressure on Israel to loosen the blockade on Gaza) Reject: (No, the International Community should not put more pressure on Israel to loosen the blockade on Gaza) (more...) - See comments posted by members on this resolution

2010-05-30 08:00:00	GlobalVote 051: Should the international community put more pressure on the US to further disarm its nuclear arsenal?	Neutral	Download
The 2010 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) was kicked off on May 3rd 2010 at UN Headquarters in New York. The US President Barrack Obama has been active on the disarmament of nuclear weapons, yet the US is still the country with the strongest power of nuclear strike. (UN Photo/Mark Garten) GlobalVote 051: Should the international community put more pressure on the US to further disarm its nuclear arsenal? Approve: (Yes, the international community should put more pressure on the US to further disarm its nuclear arsenal) Reject: (No, the international community should not put more pressure on the US to further disarm its nuclear arsenal)(more...) - See comments posted by members on this resolution

2010-05-09 08:00:00	GlobalVote 050: Should the international community put more pressure on the interim government of Kyrgyzstan to proceed negotiation with president Bakiyev to settle the uprising riot?	Neutral	Download
A riot broke out in Kyrgyzstan, the Central Asia country, on April 6th. The opposition leaders gained regime on 7th with the President Kurmanbek Bakiyev fled out of the capital, Bishkek, to his hometown Osh. The interim government, lead by the former foreign minister Roza Otunbayeva, announced it would hold on to power for six months, when presidential elections would be held. However, it has not yet decided whether to negotiate with the president on the future of him and the country. (Vyacheslav Oseledko/AFP/Getty Images) GlobalVote 050: Should the international society put more pressure on the interim government of Kyrgyzstan to proceed negotiation with president Bakiyev to settle the uprising riot? Approve: (Yes, the international community should put more pressure on the interim government of Kyrgyzstan to proceed negotiation with president Bakiyev to settle the uprising riot) Reject: (No, the international community should not put more pressure on the interim government of Kyrgyzstan to proceed negotiation with president Bakiyev to settle the uprising riot)(more...) - See comments posted by members on this resolution

2010-04-15 08:00:00	GlobalVote 049: Should the international community put more pressure on Nigerian government to reach a solution to domestic religious conflicts?	Neutral	Download
During the weekend of March 7^th, a serious religious conflict between Christians and Muslims broke out near the city of Jos, Nigeria. The conflict has caused more than 500 people died, many of them are women and children. The United Nations, United States, Human Rights Watch and opposition politicians all urged the Nigeria authorities to ensure those responsible face justice after attacks. GlobalVote 049: Should the international community put more pressure on Nigerian government to reach a solution to domestic religious conflicts? Approve: (Yes, the international community should put more pressure on Nigerian government to reach a solution to domestic religious conflicts) Reject: (No, the international community should not put more pressure on Nigerian government to reach a solution to domestic religious conflicts) (more...) - See comments posted by members on this resolution

2010-03-23 08:00:00	GlobalVote 048: Should the European Union bail out Greece of its financial crisis?	Approve	Download
Summary: The European Union is facing a dilemma on whether to bail out Greece of its financial crisis. Greece recently implemented austerity measures, including tax increases as well as a reduction in public wages, partially because of pressure from other eurozone countries. Having agreed to these unpopular measures, there is an expectation by Greek officials that the European Union now aid Greece in reducing its deficit and debt, especially given the downward pressure on the Euro in the past few weeks. However, given their own financial troubles, there is also a reluctance from eurozone countries to provide financial assistance to Greece. GlobalVote 048: Should the European Union bail out Greece of its financial crisis? Approve: (Yes, the European Union should bail out Greece of its financial crisis.) Reject: (No, the European Union should not bail out Greece of its financial crisis.) (more...) - See comments posted by members on this resolution

2010-02-03 08:00:00	GlobalVote 047: Given the military responsibilities of the U.S. and NATO in Afghanistan and Iraq, should Yemen be the next battlefield in the global war on terror?	Neutral	Download
Summary: Yemen, the world's poorest Arab country, is now the focus of the United States' and NATO's global war on terror. On Christmas day 2009, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, who reportedly had ties to Al Qaeda in Yemen, attempted to blow up a passenger plane on U.S. soil. Despite recent plans to increase troop levels in Afghanistan, the U.S. and NATO are now increasing their cooperation with the Yemeni government in fighting militant forces and Al Qaeda in the country. The Pentagon's publicly disclosed budget for operations in Yemen grew from $4.6 million in 2006 to $46 million last year. The U.S. will more than double its security assistance to Yemen in the coming year. GlobalVote 047: Given the military responsibilities of the U.S. and NATO in Afghanistan and Iraq, should Yemen be the next battlefield in the global war on terror? Approve: (Yes, Yemen should be the next battlefield in the global war on terror) Reject: (No, Yemen should not the next battlefield in the global war on terror) (more...) - See comments posted by members on this resolution

2010-01-06 08:00:00	GlobalVote 046: Are you satisfied with the outcome of the Climate Change Conference held in Copenhagen December 2009?	Neutral	Download
Summary: After one day’s extension and numerous negotiations and bargainings, the Climate Change Conference finally ended in December 19, 2009 with a “Copenhagen Accord” open for signing without any legal binding. The result drew varieties of responses from the international community. GlobalVote 046: Are you satisfied with the outcome of the Climate Change Conference held in Copenhagen December 2009? Approve: (Yes, the outcome of the Climate Change Conference held in Copenhagen December 2009 is satisfied.) Reject: (No, the outcome of the Climate Change Conference held in Copenhagen December 2009 is not satisfied.) (more...) - See comments posted by members on this resolution

2009-12-22 08:00:00	GlobalVote 045: Should the international community put pressure on Switzerland to remove the banning on the construction of Islamic minarets?	Neutral	Download
Summary: In a referendum on Sunday (November 29, 2009), the Swiss people voted overwhelmingly to ban the construction of Islamic minarets. The proposal, which is backed by the rightist Swiss People’s Party, has received support from the majority, yet the symbol it sends has been harshly criticized by Muslim groups. GlobalVote 045: Should the international community put pressure on Switzerland to remove the banning on the construction of Islamic minarets? Approve: (Yes, the international community should put pressure on Switzerland to remove the banning on the construction of Islamic minarets). Reject: (No, the international community should not put pressure on Switzerland to remove the banning on the construction of Islamic minarets) (more...) - See comments posted by members on this resolution

2009-12-08 08:00:00	GlobalVote 044: Are the new President and Foreign Minister of EU the best choice to fulfill the goal of improving democracy, transparency and efficiency, which has been promoted by the Treaty of Lisbon?	Approve	Download
Summary: On November 19, 2009, the European Union had, upon the recent passage of the Treaty of Lisbon, chosen The Prime Minister of Belgium Mr. Herman Van Rompuy to be its first President in the history, as well as Baroness Catherine Ashton to be the High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy. Both of them will come into office on December 1, 2009. GlobalVote 044: Are the new President and Foreign Minister of EU the best choice to fulfill the goal of improving democracy, transparency and efficiency, which has been promoted by the Treaty of Lisbon? Approve: (Yes, the new President and Foreign Minister of EU are the best choice to fulfill the goal of improving democracy, transparency and efficiency.) Reject: (No, the new President and Foreign Minister of EU are not the best choice to fulfill the goal of improving democracy, transparency and efficiency.) (more...) - See comments posted by members on this resolution

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