:No, there isn't. But you could be any one of us logged out, trying to place a double vote. (although, the way this RfA's going, there won't be a need for that.) You could even be the candidate. Wikipedia:RfA states, under "Expressing opinions", that you can by all means talk about how great you think the candidate is or bring up issues, but you just can't have a numbered vote. The closing bureaucrat will still take your points into account, but your vote won't be in the tally. I have not been around Wikipedia for long, so I can't really say where exactly the rule came about, but there are good reasons for it. Regards, {{||simple}}