U.S. States Viewer Voting #4

Hi! Gekko0923 here. I'm starting a new series called "U.S. States Viewer Voting." In this series, you viewers vote for a state based on the voting mode. There are several voting modes, including voting to eliminate and voting to save, among others. Depending on the voting mode, one of the states will be eliminated. The states have been divided into 5 groups of 10 based on alphabetical order. Group 2, consisting of 10 states, is up for elimination. The voting mode for this particular vote is VOTE TO ELIMINATE.

In Episode 3 of this series, Group 3, consisting of the first ten states alphabetically, was up for elimination. Viewers ranked each state from best to worst. Let's see the average rank for each state. Because this is a double elimination, the two states with the lowest average ranking are out.

Vote #3 stats: A total of 11 viewers cast 11 votes!

Okay, everyone. Let's address the elephant in the room. Mississippi is the first state eliminated, with a sad average ranking of 9.27. 8 of the 11 voters chose to rank Mississippi as last place, which means that it didn't really have a chance. However, this is a double elimination. One of the remaining nine states will be eliminated as well.

The first state safe, with an average rank of 3.27, is Minnesota!

7 out of the 11 voters ranked Minnesota in the top 3, and no one ranked it out of their top six.

With an average rank of 3.73, Massachusetts is also safe! Two people ranked Massachusetts first!

Montana is the third state safe with an average rank of 3.82! Three people ranked Montana first!

The following are also safe:

Michigan (4.18)

New Hampshire (5.27)

Nevada (5.36)

This means that we are down to Missouri, Nebraska, and New Jersey. The state who avoided the bottom two, with an average rank of 5.91, is...

New Jersey!

Missouri and Nebraska, you are the bottom two. One of you will be the fourth state eliminated.

One state got an average rank of 6.82, while the other got 7.36.

Without further ado, the last state safe is:

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Missouri!

Mississippi and Nebraska are the third and fourth states eliminated respectively. Mississippi gets 48th place, and Nebraska gets 47th place. Goodbye to the state of blues music and the state of corn.

You will be missed, I hope.

I liked having this style of voting. We'll do it again soon.

Vote #: 4

Group: 4

States remaining: 46

States up for elimination: 10

Voting begins: Saturday, 02/11/2023 9:00 PM PT (might take a few hours to be approved)

Voting ends: Tuesday, 02/14/2023 4:00 PMPT

Voting mode: Vote to ELIMINATE

Group #2 is up for elimination this time. Vote in the comments using the two letters in square brackets. Because this is a vote to eliminate, the state with the most votes will be eliminated.

New Mexico [NM]

New York [NY]

North Carolina [NC]

North Dakota [ND]

Ohio [OH]

Oklahoma [OK]

Oregon [OR]

Pennsylvania [PA]

Rhode Island [RI]

South Carolina [SC]

1. All votes go in the comments.

2. Be careful about how you vote.

Make sure you type the two letters in square brackets. Here are some examples of votes that will not count: (using XX as an example)

(XX)   [XX    XX]    {XX}    [X]    [xx]      ]XX[

3. You may vote for up to three states at a time. Here is an example: (using XX, YY, and ZZ as an example)       [XX] [YY] [ZZ]

4. You can vote for a particular state two or even up to three times. For example, to vote Colorado three times, comment [CO] [CO] [CO]

5. Spam, rude comments about a particular state, and anything similar will not be tolerated. Any inappropriate behavior will be deleted.

6. The comments are not reserved for voting. If you have any other comments, you may post them.  Just avoid sending rude comments or spam.

7. You must vote before the deadline on Sunday, February 5th at 4:00 PM PT.

8. I, Gekko0923, hereby swear to not alter the outcome of the votes in any way. I will only eradicate spam comments or rude comments.

9. Please tell your friends about this series. If there are more voters, it will be more fun!

10. Have fun! Good luck to your state!