You'd want to go through the motions because 4 of the slots have longer terms 
(full terms) and one only has a partial term. So "winners" should get full 
terms while the "fifth place finisher" can get the partial.

D


On May 6, 2014, at 6:13 PM, Will Dennis <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hmmm... If there's 5 empty slots now, and 5 candidates, considering Derek's 
> suggestion (which I would say is a good one) then, why go thru with the 
> election process anyways? (unless the membership can [a] vote for a candidate 
> NOT to be [re-]elected, or [b] would be otherwise harmed in not getting to 
> vote, which I cannot see the logic of...) 
> 
> Of course, if someone does throw their hat in the ring (when is/[was] the 
> cutoff for that?) then there would be more candidates than seats at that 
> point, and of course an election would then have to be held. Or is there a 
> write-in candidate process during election that I'm not aware of? Just 
> genuinely curious as to why if there's candidates =< board seats, why an 
> election would have to be held...
> 
> - Will
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On May 6, 2014, at 4:34 PM, Derek Balling <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> With the recent departure of Mike Julian from the board, is there a plan to 
>> have the fifth-place candidate serve out the remainder of Mike's term?
>> 
>> I understand that the By-Laws say that the Board shall appoint the 
>> replacement director, but it seems to me that since we have five 
>> volunteer-victims, and five open slots, that it shouldn't be hard for the 
>> board to commit to respecting the vote and "appointing" whomever comes in 
>> fifth place to serve the shortened term.
>> 
>> (On that note, can I ask that the Board, when removing a director via 
>> resignation, maintain the "vacant director slot" on the BoD page, so that it 
>> is easy to see what year that Directorship serves until, etc.?)
>> 
>> D
>> 
>> 
>> On Apr 18, 2014, at 6:35 PM, unix_fan <[email protected]> wrote:
>> 
>>> As the Leadership Committee (LC) Chair, it is my pleasure to announce the 
>>> slate for the 2014 LOPSA Board elections. The polls will open on June 1, 
>>> and use the same proven infrastructure (graciously provided by Matt 
>>> Okeson-Harlow) and auditor (Andrew Hume) as in years past. 
>>> 
>>> There are five confirmed and eligible candidates running for the four Board 
>>> seats up for election this year.
>>> There are two returning incumbents: 
>>>     Matt Disney and John Boris, 
>>> and three newcomers: 
>>>     Steve Vandevender, Steve Murawski, George Beech.
>>> 
>>> Please join me in congratulating these folks.
>>> 
>>> In the next days, Aaron Sachs and Warner from the LC are charged with 
>>> planning for two LOPSA Live sessions they will conduct in May with the 
>>> candidates.  One will be targeted for 6pm EST, the other will be for 6pm 
>>> PST. Expect these events to be announced in the coming weeks.
>>> 
>>> Candidates are now asked to craft a candidate statement, publicly post it, 
>>> and give us that URL. Expect these to be announced as they post them. We 
>>> will endeavor to collect a link to them all on one page.
>>> 
>>> I close by giving thanks again to the candidates and to express deep 
>>> appreciation to my fellow LC member volunteers (Scott Murphy, Warner Moore, 
>>> and Aaron Sachs) for all their volunteer efforts so far. 
>>> 
>>> Sincerely,
>>> Mario Obejas
>>> LOPSA Leadership Committee Chair
>>> 
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