Solana’s new governance system is approaching votes on its constitution, inflation schedule and fee structure, but its production frontend still contains a 60% quorum display that conflicts with the stated one-third rule. The issue concerns presentation rather than Solana’s on-chain vote verification or tallying. Pull request 170, which proposes the frontend fix, remained open as of press time. The vote window is recorded as opening at epoch 1021 and ending at epoch 1024. A network sample taken at 07:08 UTC estimated that epoch 1021 could begin around 03:35 to 03:50 UTC on Aug. 23, assuming the observed slot rate continues, though the estimate may drift because the epoch transition determines the exact opening. The proposed changes would calculate vote shares using active stake from the pre-vote snapshot, move the quorum marker to one-third and show participation as unavailable if the required denominator cannot be obtained. Direct endpoints returned inconsistent totals for the same epoch-1020 snapshot, while the default Node Consensus Network router returned a 522 error. Solana Company, a Nasdaq-listed Solana treasury company and validator operator, said it plans to support the constitution and oppose the inflation and fee changes. Abstentions count toward the one-third quorum, while their treatment in the separate two-thirds approval test remains unresolved and is outside pull request 170. The immediate task is to merge and deploy the frontend correction and make matching snapshot totals consistently available before epoch 1021.