Election

An election committee is responsible for overseeing the election process to ensure it is fair, transparent, and in compliance with the union's constitution and bylaws. Here are some key duties of an election committee in a local union:

1. Planning and Organizing: They plan and organize the election, including setting dates, securing venues, and preparing ballots.
2. Communicating with Members: They inform union members about the election process, important dates, and how to participate.
3. Ensuring Fairness: They ensure that all candidates have equal opportunities to campaign and that the election is conducted impartially.
4. Conducting the Election: They oversee the voting process, including distributing and collecting ballots, and ensuring the security and confidentiality of votes.
5. Counting Votes: They count the votes accurately and transparently, often in the presence of observers.
6. Announcing Results: They announce the election results to the union members and handle any disputes or challenges related to the election.

By fulfilling these roles, the election committee helps maintain the democratic integrity of the union.

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CHAIR: RON ORZECHOWSKI (586) 405-5039