There are a total of 538 electoral college votes, just like in U.S. Presidential elections. 50% + one electoral vote (270 votes) clinches victory for a hair consultant candidate. In the event, that no one gains 270 votes, the candidate with the highest amount of electoral votes wins.

54 Votes   Garufi Family (Nuclear family only)
33 Votes   Horizons 16
32 Votes   Denver Seminary
26 Votes   Russia
25 Votes   Rising Star Communications (All not accounted for in H16, H20 or J14)
23 Votes   Beth Israel Messianic Church
23 Votes   Bakersfield, California
18 Votes   Cat Chat
18 Votes   Arizona
17 Votes   Colorado (All Coloradoans who don't fit into another category)
17 Votes   His Mansion Ministries
16 Votes   New Mexico
16 Votes   Manitou Springs, Colorado
14 Votes   Horizons 20
13 Votes   New Jersey
13 Votes   USA Voters (All Americans not accounted for in another category.)
13 Votes   Alpine Studio
12 Votes   Conservative Baptist International
12 Votes   Steve Garufi (Himself)
11 Votes   New York
11 Votes   Ex-Hair Consultants
10 Votes   Internationals (Minus Russia and Canada)
10 Votes   Kansas
10 Votes   Poll on SteveGarufi.com Front Page
9 Votes     Steve's Bible Study
9 Votes     Journey 14
7 Votes     Navigators Ministry
7 Votes     OpenTable.com
6 Votes     Home Instead
6 Votes     Tennessee
5 Votes     Pennsylvania
5 Votes     Canada
4 Votes     Texas
4 Votes     Hawaii
4 Votes     Utah
4 Votes     Steve's Therapist
3 Votes     XO.com
3 Votes     Missouri
3 Votes     Teller County, Colorado
3 Votes     Alaska
3 Votes     Vermont
3 Votes     Nevada
3 Votes     Wyoming

NOTES:

1. A person may vote once within their electoral district. If a voter is qualified to be in more than one electoral district, Steve Garufi will decide which district fits that person best.

2. Election day is Thursday, August 2, 2001.

3. A vote is counted when there is a clear, unmistakable expression of intent via e-mail, letter or verbal words.

4. When a vote has been officially cast, the voter will usually receive some form of confirmation as Steve sees best.

5. If for any reason Steve questions the authenticity of a vote or inquires about the identity of a voter, it is the voter's burden to satisfy the authenticity requirements of Steve.