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Steps: 1) Set up global poll with "Basic requirements" of requiring n edits or more to vote 2) Try to vote from a wiki where you have fewer than n edits, but from an account that has more than n edits globally Expected outcome: You're allowed to vote in the election since you have more than the required number of edits globally Actual outcome: You're not allowed to vote in the election since it's only checking the number of edits you have on that wiki SecurePoll should evaluate voting requirements globally for global elections, rather than locally on the wiki you're voting from

Steps: 1) Set up global poll with "Basic requirements" of requiring n edits or more to vote 2) Try to vote from a wiki where you have fewer than n edits, but from an account that has more than n edits globally Expected outcome: You're allowed to vote in the election since you have more than the required number of edits globally, even though you don't have the required number of edits on the one specific wiki you're voting from Actual outcome: You're not allowed to vote in the election since it's only checking the number of edits you have on that wiki SecurePoll should evaluate voting requirements globally for global elections, rather than locally on the wiki you're voting from

Steps: 1) Set up global poll with "Basic requirements" of requiring n edits or more to vote 2) Try to vote from a wiki where you have fewer than n edits, but from an account that has more than n edits globally Expected outcome: You're allowed to vote in the election since you have more than the required number of edits globally, even though you don't have the required number of edits on the one specific wiki you're voting from Actual outcome: You're not allowed to vote in the election since it's only checking the number of edits you have on that wiki SecurePoll should evaluate voting requirements globally for global elections, rather than locally on the wiki you're voting from