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I've archived the last [[UDWiki:Administration/Bureaucrat Promotions/October 2010|October election]], the next election will be due in 3 months on 18 | I've archived the last [[UDWiki:Administration/Bureaucrat Promotions/October 2010|October election]], the next election will be due in 3 months on 18 January, 2011, for my seat. --{{User:Rosslessness/Sig}} 16:03, 18 October 2010 (BST) | ||
=Archived Promotions Rounds= | =Archived Promotions Rounds= | ||
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Revision as of 15:04, 18 October 2010
This page is for the election of Bureaucrats.
Rules
- Rules for starting an election.
- When a Bureaucrat resigns, or loses his status due to demotion or inactivity an election is started immediately.
- A Bureaucrat that hasn't made a single edit in one month is considered to be inactive and forfeits their status as bureaucrat.
- After 3 months with no elections on a bureaucrat position, an election is called for the bureaucrat position longest without an election.
- If, for any reason, an individual Bureaucrat position hasn't faced an election after 12 months, then an election is called after that period.
- The election ends after two weeks wiki time counting from the when the election is started.
- The candidate with the most votes wins the election.
- In the event of a tied vote the remaining bureaucrats will decide between the tied candidates.
- Rules concerning candidates
- All active users with the sysops status are automatically declared candidates for any vacant Bureaucrat positions.
- Users with at least 12 edits in the 30 days before the election are considered "active" for purposes of the election.
- The Bureaucrat whose position comes up for election if said election is started under rule 2 of Rules for starting an election is automatically declared a candidate.
- Unless said otherwise, a bureaucrat who lost its powers through demotion cannot run for bureaucrat on the election that will fill its position
- A candidate can retract his own candidacy at any time.
- Rules concerning voting.
- All users have only one vote per bureaucrat position to be filled.
- Users vote for a candidate by signing under the preferred candidates name.
- Users can't cast more than one vote per candidate.
- Users may change their votes for a candidate as long as the election has not ended.
- Multiple votes at the same time will be struck.
- Sockpuppetry is considered vandalism.
Election Space
I've archived the last October election, the next election will be due in 3 months on 18 January, 2011, for my seat. --RosslessnessWant a Location Image? 16:03, 18 October 2010 (BST)
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