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Elections Hilary 2010Election Results!
First of all, thank you for attending hustings, asking great questions, and for a good participation in the elections. It is my pleasure (and relief) to say that we did cross the magic threshold of votes that were necessary to validate the elections. 88 ordinary members cast their votes which, although not as high as last year, is still a substantial number.
And now THE RESULTS!
President:
Vice-President:
Treasurer:
Welfare
Social
IT
Environmental
Library
Sports
Congratulations to all elected candidates and best wishes for the year ahead! Congratulations also to the others who contested. You were all great candidates and I thank you for your interest and time and hope that you will continue being actively involved with the MCR.
For those interested, detailed results are listed below.
For clarification: If the necessary quota wasn't reached in the first round, the
Number of Users who have Results By Position
President: Round 1
Vice-President: Round 1
Treasurer: Round 1
Welfare Officer: Round 1
Social Secretaries: Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5
Environmental Officer: Round 1
IT Officer: Round 1
Sports Representative: Round 1
Library Round 1
Pre-election procedures
For the election to be valid at least 24 MCR members have to cast a Please see bottom of the Elections Hilary 2010 page for manifestos of the candidates for this election. FairnessWe all want a fair election. Campaigning is of course allowed (or even encouraged), but bad-mouthing, and spreading lies or unrelated information should not be part of it. Running for a position: Deadline: Monday, 25 January 2010If you want to run for a position, you need to sign up on the sheet in the MCR by Monday, 25 January. You need to specify an MCR member proposing you, and a different member seconding you. You may be one of the two members proposing/seconding. Alternatively you can email the returning officer with this data until 25 January. Hustings: Friday, 29 January 2009, 5pmAll candidates are expected to attend hustings on Friday, 29 January, 5pm in the MCR. At hustings, every candidate will have the chance to present their agenda. For President, and Vice-President, there is a time limit of 3 minutes, for all other positions it is 1 minute. All MCR members may then ask the candidates questions. Due to fairness reasons, all questions will be directed to all candidates. The returning officer will moderate hustings. If a candidate is not able to attend hustings, they may prepare a statement to be read out by the moderator. All candidates are expected to write a small text with their main ideas. This text will be posted on the MCR website, and will allow those members that did not have a chance to come to hustings get an idea of what the candidates' programme is. The text needs to be emailed to the returning officer by Thursday, 28 January, 1pm. All candidates - especially those running for President, Vice-President, and Treasurer are expected to read the constitution (http://www.exetermcr.com/files Constitution_William_Petre_Society.pdf) before hustings. Election: 29 Jan 2009, 6pm until 30 Jan 2009, 10pmElections will start after hustings, at 6pm, and polls will be open until Saturday, 10pm. Votes will be cast on http://vote.exetermcr.com/, access data will be emailed closer to the date. All votes are cast anonymously. Details on the election procedure can be found in the constitution (http://www.exetermcr.com/files/Constitution_William_Petre_Society.pdf). Results: Saturday, 30 January 2009Results will be revealed at 11.59pm on Saturday, 30 January 2009. The elected candidates will immediately take up their offices. »
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