  The Hypothetical Iraq Webloggers Council; 52.1% (25 votes). The Iraqi Interim Government; 35% (17 votes). The Coalition Provisional Authority; 0 votes. Other; 12.6% (6 others nominated, 1 vote each). Others, voted for in this order; ~ Saddam ~ To be determined by people of Iraq ~ The people of Irak ~ Emigre (no, i didn't vote for myself, someone else did, thankyou anonymous voter).
~ Constitutional Monarchy ~ Raed Total Votes over five days; 48 Num visitors over five days; 625 Record number of votes in one day; 23 (Thurs 10.06.2004) The Hypothetical Webloggers Council lead with 100% of the vote in the initial stages, till I spilled the beans in order to rack up a few more voters. If the silent majority had stayed silent I suspect the Webloggers Council would have won by an even greater margin then they did. Conclusion; just over half of Iraq Blog Count readers, at least the ones that can be bothered to move a mouse for the sake of el'cheapo poll games, have more faith in a hypothetical party then they do in the existing Interim Govt.
Faith in the CPA? pffft, say no more. The other options are revealing, if at times a little odd. I think urlLink Raed needs to start a political party now, or at least consider standing as an independent. If he can get 2.2% of the vote on an undervisited weblog in an election he never even campaigned for - Raed, i see a future... Btw, in case you're wondering, I voted for the Webloggers Council. 
