BMOC 2012 - GENERAL ELECTION

After a heated, close primary election, we now have the top three vote-getters for the BMOC 2012 title - GER, FRA, and VIE. These three big boys will now try to beat off each other in the general election. Who will fill the humongous shoes of past winners Belgium's Bart de Schuymer, Slovak Republic's Peter Menky, and Italy's Andrea Cipolla? Will it be  Germany's  Uwe Schüder, who captured 26% of the primary vote? Or France's Sami Alliot, who received 20%? Or will Vietnam's Ngô Tiến Đoàn, winning 17% of the primary vote, be the first-ever BS stud(ent) from a non-European nation to win the coveted BMOC title? The stud(ent)s not advancing to the primary are Swtzerland's André Reithebuch (14% of the vote), Turkey's Çağatay Ulusoy (13% of the vote), and Brazil's Caio Ribeiro (7% of the vote).

The polls for the general election are now open and will close in 48 hours. 

GER - Uwe Schüder

FRA - Sami Alliot

VIE - Ngô Tiến Đoàn