The problem is that most of the voters don't agree, they voted for both. An impartial Chair and Alt Chair would presumably be willing to accept that fact as the will of the majority. The Chair and Alt Chair have a great deal of say in what goes in a ballot, even without specifically drafting a Motion as happened here. If there is confusion regarding the meaning of the vote, then the Chair and Alt Chair also must bear a great deal of the responsibility for that confusion. The voters showed either that they weren't confused about what they meant by voting, or if they were, they at least shared the same confusion (which, I suppose, is still democracy in action). If the two Motions had not been put forward together in the first place, for which you and Thomas share sole responsibility, there would now be far less opportunity for such confusion. A couple of the supporters of the first Motion, including its drafter, are now accused, by a couple of the supporters of the second Motion, including its drafter, of trying to create confusion through their reporting on the vote. This sudden concern about confusion doesn't elicit much sympathy. -g