Final vote for the location of the CIS-2017 tournament.

In other words, do the 24 people who voted for Yekaterinburg not have the right to decide whether they want to go to Volgograd or Korolev?

Roma, if you reason like that, you can conduct a poll among the 40 people who voted for Korolev, asking whether they want to go to Volgograd or Yekaterinburg. You can conduct polls endlessly like this. I don't understand why, in this case, the 24 people who voted for Yekaterinburg are somehow different from the 40 who voted for Korolev.

You can argue as much as you want about the legitimacy of this vote. But according to the calculations, Volgograd is in the lead. And everyone is free to decide where they want to go. Maybe someone will want to go to Egypt with Cobra; no one can force them to go to Volgograd.

What's the problem with people gathering in each city, based on which city they voted for?

The whole problem, Vitaly, is that out of the 109 people who voted, only about 30-40 will actually come. And if you divide them into 3 parts, you get 10 people. This means that it will not be possible to hold a CIS tournament anywhere. It's a paradox. It turns out to be a kind of symbiosis, and there's no getting away from it.