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The election was notable for being the first held with a 3-year [[lead time]] under the revised [[rotation plan]]. The last 2-year [[lead time]] election (which selected [[Nolacon II]] to be the [[1988 Worldcon]]) was held simultaneously. | The election was notable for being the first held with a 3-year [[lead time]] under the revised [[rotation plan]]. The last 2-year [[lead time]] election (which selected [[Nolacon II]] to be the [[1988 Worldcon]]) was held simultaneously. | ||
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Revision as of 02:31, 17 May 2020
A bid to hold the 1989 Worldcon in New York City. It was run by Robert Sacks. Besides Sacks, the bid committee included Paul Birnbaum, Mark Blackman, Brian Burley, Fredrik Coulter, Robert Gerber, Marc Glasser, Jay Hutschnecker, and Mark W. Richards.
Originally, it was sponsored by Metro, but by late 1984, Burley informed File 770 that Metro had withdrawn its support.
It lost to Boston in '89 in a site selection election held at the 1986 Worldcon in Atlanta. In spite of being a serious bid, the New York in '89 bid failed to file their paperwork on time and consequently did not appear on the site selection ballot. See 1989 Worldcon Site Selection.
The election was notable for being the first held with a 3-year lead time under the revised rotation plan. The last 2-year lead time election (which selected Nolacon II to be the 1988 Worldcon) was held simultaneously.
| 1989 Site Selection | 1989 |
| This is a page about a convention bid. Please extend it by adding information about who was bidding, officers, committee list, what they were bidding for, who their opponents were, and who won. |
