Ooo, this thing is tricky.
The proposed change will be put to a majority vote ONLY IF the group of tenants can obtain the signatures of 10% of tenants and the argument concludes the pet lovers were voted down, but in order to be voted down, it assumes there must have been a vote in the first place. And what is required for there to be a vote? tenants must have been able to get 10% of tenant signatures so if that condition is not fulfilled, then we cannot conclude the pet lovers were voted down because a majority vote didn't happen at all
If my explanation is wrong, could someone point it out? don't want to accidently give misleading answers but this is my take
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Ooo, this thing is tricky.
The proposed change will be put to a majority vote ONLY IF the group of tenants can obtain the signatures of 10% of tenants and the argument concludes the pet lovers were voted down, but in order to be voted down, it assumes there must have been a vote in the first place. And what is required for there to be a vote? tenants must have been able to get 10% of tenant signatures so if that condition is not fulfilled, then we cannot conclude the pet lovers were voted down because a majority vote didn't happen at all
If my explanation is wrong, could someone point it out? don't want to accidently give misleading answers but this is my take
I think thats right @"ashley.tien"
Basically, they got a vote (but they lost), so they had to have obtained the 10%.