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These guidelines were adopted by the Board on 6th January 2015. | These guidelines were adopted by the Board on 6th January 2015. | ||
After holding elections for a few years, these timings have been proven as a sensible timetable: | After holding elections for a few years, these timings have been proven as a sensible timetable: | ||
*7 days for nominations | *7 days for nominations | ||
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If the number of candidates warrant further rounds of voting, or there is a tie, the timings above will be taken as an indicator for the Returning Officer to set a further timetable. | If the number of candidates warrant further rounds of voting, or there is a tie, the timings above will be taken as an indicator for the Returning Officer to set a further timetable. | ||
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*Previous Freegle UK document: Election Timetable | *Previous Freegle UK document: Election Timetable | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:00, 17 July 2026
These guidelines were adopted by the Board on 6th January 2015.
After holding elections for a few years, these timings have been proven as a sensible timetable:
- 7 days for nominations
- 3 days for statements
- 6 days for Q&A
- 10 days for voting
- 4 days to declare results
These are minimum periods and with no overlaps. The Returning Officer will decide if the periods need to be stretched depending on circumstances.
If the number of candidates warrant further rounds of voting, or there is a tie, the timings above will be taken as an indicator for the Returning Officer to set a further timetable.
LINKS
- Election and Poll Procedure
- Returning Officer Remit
- Glossary
- Previous Freegle UK document: Election Timetable
