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2008 Convention Delegate InformationThe NAHU House of Delegates provides chapters and their members with the formal opportunity to shape the direction of their association. Exercising this right, by sending delegates to the convention, is one of a chapter's greatest responsibilities. Each NAHU chapter is entitled to a minimum of three voting delegates. One additional voting delegate is allowed for each additional fifty (50) active members over 100 members listed on NAHU's roster on March 31, 2008. State chapters are eligible to send up to a maximum of eight (8) delegates to the House of Delegates. Local chapters have no such maximum.
Chapters may designate an alternate for each one of its delegates. An alternate may replace a
delegate unable to fulfill his/her voting duty. The deadline for delegate appointment is COB on Friday, June 6. 2008 Delegate Appointment InformationDelegate Numbers by Chapter How the delegate numbers are determinedBased on NAHU's Monthly Membership Count for March 31, 2008State Chapters are limited to a maximum of eight (8) delegates. Note: Delegate appointment is not the same as convention registration. You must complete a convention registration form, and pay all applicable fees, to attend the convention.2008 Nomination InformationThere are three opportunities to nominate candidates. The first nomination opportunity require the endorsement of a state or local chapter and are due Friday, January 18, 2008. The second nomination opportunity occurs between Friday, January 18 and twenty-five (25) days prior to the opening of NAHU's Annual Convention (June 29, 2008). This nominations require the endorsement of at least three chapters with one of the three chapters being a state chapter. The third nomination opportunity occurs from the floor of the convention while nominations are open for a particular office. In order to qualify, the nominator must present to the Secretary at or before the time of the nomination a petition containing a minimum number of different state and local associations as follows: For an office which is voted on by all delegates, the minimum number of valid signatures shall be twenty-five (25) percent of the registered delegates in attendance at the annual meeting, and a minimum of ten (10) different local member associations from at least five (5) different states must be represented by those signatures. For an office which is voted on by delegates from a certain geographic region, the
minimum number of valid signatures shall be twenty-five (25) percent of the registered delegates
from that region in attendance at the annual meeting representing a minimum of three (3)
different local member associations from at least two (2) different states within that region.
NAHU 2008-2009 Slate of Candidates
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