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* Let prospective trustees know the requirements 1 week before the election (even if it's before the AGM) | * Let prospective trustees know the requirements 1 week before the election (even if it's before the AGM) | ||
* Limit manifesto length (500 words, perhaps less) | * Limit manifesto length (500 words, perhaps less) | ||
| − | * "None of the above" candidate | + | * "None of the above" candidate was very confusing. Should be called "No other candidates", "no suitable candidate", or similar. |
* Ability for voters to change their vote up to the end of the election would be nice. | * Ability for voters to change their vote up to the end of the election would be nice. | ||
| − | * Perhaps further reduce the quorum (20%?) and instead ensure that sufficient reminders are sent out | + | * Ability to send out reminders to all eligible voters who haven't voted. |
| + | * Perhaps further reduce the quorum (20%?) and instead ensure that sufficient reminders are sent out. This election was quite close to the quorum level, and having to run multiple elections is undesirable. | ||
Revision as of 13:33, 6 August 2011
- Let prospective trustees know the requirements 1 week before the election (even if it's before the AGM)
- Limit manifesto length (500 words, perhaps less)
- "None of the above" candidate was very confusing. Should be called "No other candidates", "no suitable candidate", or similar.
- Ability for voters to change their vote up to the end of the election would be nice.
- Ability to send out reminders to all eligible voters who haven't voted.
- Perhaps further reduce the quorum (20%?) and instead ensure that sufficient reminders are sent out. This election was quite close to the quorum level, and having to run multiple elections is undesirable.