FAQ
2022 ANNUAL MEMBER VOTE FAQ
Who is eligible to vote?
- As stated in NACAC’s Bylaws, only NACAC voting members in good standing on the sixtieth (60) day prior to the start of voting, May 28, 2022, are eligible to vote.
What will we be voting on?
- The vote includes the election of four new officers to the NACAC Board of Directors.
What is the approval process?
- One-tenth (1/10) of all eligible voting members must submit a ballot to constitute a quorum..
- Results of the election will be decided by a simple majority.
When and how will the vote take place?
- Online voting will begin on Wednesday, July. 27 at 10 a.m. ET and continue until 5 p.m. ET on Friday, Sept. 9. Watch your email for a personalized ballot on July 27 coming to you from Election Buddy.
- If your institution blocks such emails, or if you won't have access or be checking your institutional email over the summer months, please contact governance@nacacnet.org to provide an alternate email address (such as gmail) to receive your ballot. To ensure that your ballot does not end up in your spam folder, please add invitations@mail.electionbuddy.com to your safe recipient list.
When will the results be announced?
- All members will receive an email message as soon as possible after the results of the vote are confirmed.
Will there be any in-person voting at the national conference?
- No. All voting will take place online in advance of the conference.
Are there any campaigning guidelines?
- Yes. Please review the 2022 campaign guidelines.
Where can I get more information?
- Learn about the nominees for board election
- Contact governance@nacacnet.org
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