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Excuse me
Ummm...MoveOn contacted their members asking them to vote. There was no bias. Those who choose to vote get counted. Those who don't vote do not get counted. For those who prefer complaining to voting, let this be a lesson. As I recall (and I could be misremembering or remembering another vote) "no endorsement" was an option. Those who didn't vote really don't have any reason to complain.
As to resigning their membership, I seriously doubt many will. MoveOn.org's membership, and effetiveness, have been growing steadily since their foundation. And through much controversy.