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Ranked Choice Vote Details

Ranked Choice Vote ID	226
Ranked Choice Vote	National Green Party Senatorial Campaign Committee Election
Type	Open Ballot
Number of Seats	9
Ranked Choice Vote Administrator	Holly Hart
Phase	Cancelled
Discussion	06-26-2006 - 07-09-2006
Voting	07-10-2006 - 07-16-2006
Presens Quorum	Two Thirds of Active Accredited States/Caucuses
Candidates

Background

Proposal #223, Creation of National Green Party House and Senatorial campaign
committees, was adopted by the GPUS National Committee on 6/19/06. With the
adoption of that proposal the Coordinated Campaign Committee hereby announces a
call for nominations for the National Geen Party Senatorial Campaign Committee.

Due to the urgency of getting this committee up and running in time to
participate effectively in the 2006 election cycle, an expedited election
process will take place.

The Senatorial Campaign Committee will be elected before the House Campaign
Committee so that (1) candidates can stand for election to the house committee
if they fail to get elected to the senatorial committee; and (2) one committee
can follow the other’s lead as these committees establish precedent in pursuit
of their respective Advisory Opinions from the Federal Elections Commission.

Rules: Any member of the Green National Committee may nominate a candidate of
her or his choice to stand for election to the NGPSCC. The period for
nomination of candidates will last two weeks, and serve as the discussion
period. The voting period will last one week.

Each candidate will get to submit a 250-word statement making the case for
electing her or him to the committee. This statement must be turned in to the
Party Secretary by midnight PDT at the end of the nomination period.

Preferred qualifications: Candidates should have previous experience in
working on federal campaigns and on working on GPUS committees.

REFERENCE:

Candidate Information

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