Difference between revisions of "1979 Worldcon Site Selection"
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Revision as of 09:35, 15 February 2020
Site selection for the 1979 Worldcon was conducted by SunCon, the 1977 Worldcon. The bidders were Britain in '79 and New Orleans in '79. Britain won and went on to run Seacon '79.
There were 884 votes cast. SunCon did not release actual vote counts, but Britain in '79 "overwhelmingly defeated" New Orleans in '79 and the WSFS Business meeting voted to make the result unanimous.
This was a busy year for bids, though only two of actually appeared on the ballot:
- Britain in '79 (on the ballot)
- New Orleans in '79 (on the ballot)
- Chicago in '79
- Detroit in '79 (hoax bid)
- Nashville in '79 (real bid turned hoax bid)
| 1978 | Worldcon Site Selection | 1980 | 1979 |
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