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ARRL Board of Directors Election Dates

August 2, 2021 By Dan KB6NU 2 Comments

In a previous post, I took the ARRL to task for not publishing the board election schedule. Well, last Friday, I was set straight—by a division director no less!  He noted that the election schedule is hidden away (my words, not his) in the ARRL By-Laws.

He is indeed correct. ARRL By-Law #23 reads:

In the year 2003 and every third year thereafter, a Director and a Vice Director shall be elected in the following Divisions: Central, Hudson, New England, Northwestern, and Roanoke. In the year 2004 and every third year thereafter, a Director and a Vice Director shall be elected in the following Divisions: Pacific, Rocky Mountain, Southeastern, Southwestern, and West Gulf. In the year 2005 and every third year thereafter, a Director and a Vice Director shall be elected in the following Divisions: Atlantic, Dakota, Delta, Great Lakes, and Midwest. The terms of Directors and Vice Directors shall begin at noon on the first day of January of the year after that in which they are elected.

Translating this into English, I give you the following election schedule for the next 12 years:

Year Divisions
2021 Central, Hudson, New England, Northwestern, and Roanoke
2022 Pacific, Rocky Mountain, Southeastern, Southwestern, and West Gulf
2023 Atlantic, Dakota, Delta, Great Lakes, and Midwest
2024 Central, Hudson, New England, Northwestern, and Roanoke
2025 Pacific, Rocky Mountain, Southeastern, Southwestern, and West Gulf
2026 Atlantic, Dakota, Delta, Great Lakes, and Midwest
2027 Central, Hudson, New England, Northwestern, and Roanoke
2028 Pacific, Rocky Mountain, Southeastern, Southwestern, and West Gulf
2029 Atlantic, Dakota, Delta, Great Lakes, and Midwest
2030 Central, Hudson, New England, Northwestern, and Roanoke
2031 Pacific, Rocky Mountain, Southeastern, Southwestern, and West Gulf
2032 Atlantic, Dakota, Delta, Great Lakes, and Midwest

Here’s hoping that this table makes a little contribution to making ARRL board elections a little more democratic.

Related posts:

  1. ARRL announces Board of Directors election results
  2. Concern over ARRL board actions picking up steam
  3. Please vote in this year’s ARRL board elections
  4. Does this bother anyone else?

Filed Under: ARRL Tagged With: ARRL Board of Directors, election

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  1. Tristan says

    August 3, 2021 at 6:54 pm

    It seems like the ARRL really likes shooting itself in the foot. It’s available, but in the basement. With no light. Or stairs. In a bathroom, with a ‘beware of the tiger’ sign on the door (to paraphrase Douglas Adams).

    Reply
  2. Tom says

    June 23, 2025 at 1:40 am

    It is literally posted in a full page in QST every year.

    Reply

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