Nominations and Elections Sample Clauses

Nominations and Elections. The nominations process and annual elections will be supervised by a committee, or committees, appointed by the Board of Directors. Candidates may be nominated by committee or by a standard petition form available from the board to any member. The petition requires signatures of no more than one (1) percent of all members and is to be submitted prior to a deadline to be set by the Board of Directors. The Market shall invite members to run for the board by posting notices in the store(s) for at least twenty-one (21) consecutive days before the candidate deadline.
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Nominations and Elections a. All nominations for the Official Church Board shall be submitted in writing through the nomination process to the Official Church Board. b. All members of the Official Church Board shall be elected by a two-thirds majority of votes cast and shall be members of the local Assembly. c. If there shall be no election on the first two ballots cast, the two receiving the highest number of votes shall he further balloted upon until an election is declared. If after the fourth ballot, there still is not an election; the one on the fifth ballot receiving a simple majority vote shall be elected. d. Election of all officers other than the Pastor shall take place at the annual business meeting of the church. e. Absentee ballots may be accepted in any election in the church which has been legally announced, other than the initial selection of a Pastor. Proof shall be presented to the presiding officer that unavoidable circumstances have prevented the voter from being present at such meeting. Such ballots must be signed by the absentee voter and presented in a sealed envelope to the church office by the close of the last business day prior to the election. f. The Official Church Board shall be designated as Tellers in all business meetings and Pastoral elections. g. In the event the church is under District supervision with no church board, and members are allowed to vote on their Pastor, the Sectional Presbyter shall hold such a Pastoral election and assist in counting the ballots.
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Nominations and Elections. Elections will be supervised by a nominating circle appointed by the Board of Directors. Candidates may be nominated by this circle or by a member submitting their own Statement of Candidacy to the nominating circle prior to a deadline to be set by the Board of Directors. The nominating circle shall hold an open meeting to consent to a balanced slate of candidates that shall be at least fifty percent (50%) more than the number of places to be filled. Candidates may also submit their name for nomination independently from the nominating circle if they supply a petition signed by ten percent (10%) or fifty (50) members, whichever is less, in support of their candidacy five days before the voting begins. Statements of Candidacy will be available to the membership prior to the election for a period of at least twenty-one (21) days.
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Nominations and Elections. Section 1 – Nominations Committee
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Nominations and Elections. Elections will be held at the May or June meeting for all open positions. At least one month prior to the Election, the PTO Board shall circulate a call for nominations to all eligible members indicating the time and place of the Election. A “nomination” shall consist of an eligible member’s affirmative response to a call for nominations, which may be given at any time including by attending the Election in person. If only one eligible member runs for an open office, they shall be elected to that office upon a majority voice vote. If more than one eligible member runs for office, a ballot vote shall be taken, and whoever receives a majority vote shall be elected to that office. If more than two eligible members run for office, and no eligible member receives a majority vote in the first round, a runoff election shall be conducted between the two eligible members who received the most votes in the first round. All ties shall be resolved by a coin flip. Any eligible member who is not elected to an office shall be eligible to run for another office and/or chair a committee.
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Nominations and Elections. Nominations and election of Union Officers shall be conducted at the regular union meeting in the month of October.
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Nominations and Elections. The number of Directors to be elected by the Members shall be in accordance with Section 8.3 above. There shall be held at each Annual Members’ Meeting an election of Directors. A Director may serve no more than two (2) successive three (3) year terms, and no more than a total of six (6) years in any event, after which such Director shall not be permitted to serve for the next succeeding 3-year period. The Board shall appoint a Nominating Committee, which Nominating Committee may include the entire Board, a subset of the Board, non-Board Members or some combination of Board Members and non-Board Members, all as the Board may elect from time to time in its sole and absolute discretion. If the Board is not the Nominating Committee, the proposed slate of candidates shall be as the Board determines by the affirmative vote of a majority of the Board. No Member shall be entitled to be a candidate for election to the Board unless such candidate is nominated in writing to the Foundation, by such Member or by another Member with the nominee’s written consent, within ten (10) days after the Board announces its approved slate of candidates. Nominations from the floor will not be allowed. The candidate(s) receiving the highest number of votes shall be declared elected; provided, however, a candidate may not be elected to the Board unless the candidate has received the affirmative vote of no less than sixty (60%) percent of the votes cast in the subject election. In the event any vacancy on the Board is not filled as a result of one (1) or more candidates receiving affirmative votes in an amount less than sixty (60%) percent of votes cast, then said Board seat(s) shall remain vacant, entitling the Board to fill the vacancy(ies) until the next Annual Members’ Meeting, pursuant to the provisions of Section 8.5 hereof; provided, however, the Board shall not
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