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Is anyone running for the board this year in the Great Lakes Division?

June 7, 2026 By Dan KB6NU Leave a Comment

Logo of the American Radio Relay League (ARRL).Yesterday, someone reminded me recently that Great Lakes Division seat is up for election this year, and that the deadline for filing petitions is two months away.  I know that I’m late with this, but I’m trying to find out if anyone in the division is thinking about running, or if there is someone out who would be a good candidate.

If that person is you, or if you know of someone who would make a good candidate, please get in touch with me. If you can’t run at this point, but would still like to help with someone’s campaign, please get in touch with me.

It might be too late to do anything this election cycle, but perhaps not if we can get organized quickly. If we value the ARRL at all, we really can’t let things continue the way they are.

 

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