Reed Richards
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Good chance as there are many more MIGS today than there were when Cleary was elected. Many had refused to join the union and had no vote. There are still quite a few of those now, but not nearly as many.
We will see in the spring, won't we? Of course movinonuptoclt says the west will vote Cleary back in since he is doing such a great job for them.
PI, I don't think the number of migs has changed enough on either side to make a difference in the upcoming Officer elections. What is evident, is the West has shown a great ability to vote en masse. They may indeed be able to give the election to Cleary...if they can break him out of the primary against a West candidate by splitting the East. Brilliant on their part, as no East pilot is going to vote against Cleary vs. West pilot in the runoff.
But that strategy cuts both ways. The West must consider if they want to work with Cleary in the upcoming merger (M and A..whatever) or candidate "B." Who knows?
As to West migs, they are maxed out. About 500 of them have never, ever joined any union. So far that is holding true.
No superhero answers here, out of my league. Should be interesting.
RR