(“An elderly or disabled tenant who delivers a waiver under § 42-3402.08(a)(2)(D) to the Mayor shall be qualified to vote in an election under this section.”); § 42-3402.08(a)(2)(D). Ms. Redman voted in the election, but she did not waive her right to remain a tenant. Third, Ms. Red-man has produced no evidence that she has received a determination by the May- or, as required by the statute, much less that she sought such a determination at the time of the election. D.C.Code § 42-3402.08(c). The trial court highlighted these facts, and concluded that Ms. Red-man had accordingly satisfied none of the preconditions necessary to invoke her protection from eviction under D.C.Code § 42-3402.08. Potomac also understandably emphasizes the importance of determining the status and number of low-income elderly and disabled persons who qualify for protection under the statute at the time of the tenant election, when financial plans are being solidified for the conversion process. These grounds are not necessarily controlling 3