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Welcome to the website of the Election Boards Association of North Carolina.
Our primary functions are:
To endeavor to bring about the general improvement and betterment of elections in North Carolina.
To promote greater activity and high efficiency on the part of Election Boards and its staff
To secure united cooperation in handling Election Board problems
To provide the legislature and other citizens with information necessary for the passage of sound election legislation.
To inform the public of the election process and encourage strong participation by all eligible persons
Please take a look at this site and its useful information. We would welcome any comments or questions.
Members
Alamance
Benjamin R. Ansbacher
Bryan Wesley Ray
Dan Winslow Ingle
Dorothy Yarborough
Noah Read
Alexander
Jane Maupin
Karl W. Lenz
Martha H. Schronce
Nancy K. Sharpe
Twyla Price
Alleghany
Betty B. Richardson
Casey Jones
George L. Sheets
John McArthur (Mack) Murphy
Larry Cox
Anson
Annie Parsons
James Paxton
Lillie Rochelle Williams
Sherika Staton
Tracy Baynard
Ashe
Christine Arvidson
Jeff Boyer
Pat Beaver
Phillip Eugene Ryhne
Robert Edwin McClearen
Avery
Clay Crews
Minnie Carver Johnson
Patricia Gayle Culbreath
Teri D'Emilio Seegers
Thomas Gilbert Huskins, Jr.
Beaufort
Alice Sadler
Jason Williams
John B Tate III
Ranee Singleton*
Thomas S. Payne III
Bertie
Anthony Randolph Ward
Carol Ann Woodard
Ronald Roberson
Timothy Keith Davis
William Michael Freeman
Bladen
Deborah Belle
Patricia Sheppard
Brunswick
Boyd C. Williamson
Edward Lewis
Grant Randy Pelton
Rebecca Willis
Stuart Richard Smith
Buncombe
Elizabeth Newman
Jake Quinn
John Duncan Watson
Linda Block
Stephen Grady Duncan
Burke
Anthony Iovino
Linda Carlson Walker
Lonnie H. Kirksey III
Sandra Clark Walker
Trossie Watkins Wall Jr
Cabarrus
Joanna Dudley
Leonard Lancaster
Martin Ericson
Mary (Missy) deSouza
Mary Kathryn Ewart
Caldwell
Fred Piercy
Houston Groome
James (Pete) McIllwain
Morris Reaves
Wiliam (Bill) Stone
Camden
Brenda F. Sawyer
Rickey Wilson
Susan Hicks
Teresa Waller
William March Sawyer
Carteret
Charles F. Heal
Dale Gillikin
Jeanette Sexton Deese
Marjorie Stoy (Amy) Holland
Susan Victoria Cuthrell
Caswell
Fred Smith
Gladys Graves
Larry Clyde Cowan
Yvonne Saul
Catawba
Barry Cheney
David Wallace Hood
Geniey Yang
Jason White
Jesse David Abernethy
Chatham
Amy Meek
Charles Ramos
David G. Delaney
Laura A. Heise
Shelby Susan Clark
Cherokee
Craig Kirtland Allen
Gary P. Kilpatrick
Odis Edwin Adams
Patricia H. Ackerman
Sandra Elaine Solesbee
Chowan
Jerald Perry
John Guard
Linda Tiller
Lynn Partin
Robert Gale Reiheld
Clay
Gail D. Criss
Jerry E. Anderson
Keyla Celeste Youngblood-Stillwell
Patrick Margo
Paul Rohs
Cleveland
Ali B. Paksoy, Jr.
Debbie Clary
Douglas W. Sharp
H. Allen Langley
Mary S. Accor
Columbus
Bonita Kelley Blakney
Bonnie Inman
Brenda Blanks Ebron
JoAnn Garrell
Katherine Carwile Horne
Craven
Brian James Gatchel
Edward Dzioba
Matthew Paul Schwob
Ronnie Lovick, Sr
Zeda B. Trice
Cumberland
Bobby Joe Swilley
Floyd A. Johnson
Helen Nelson
Irene Grimes
Linda Devore
Currituck
Alex Marc Gottschalk
Alice Caton Malesky
B. Gary Mcgee
Karen Cubler Ish
Susan D. Johnson
Dare
James E Cofield Jr
James Nelson Clark
Kenneth Anthony Bukantas
Sandra S. Ross
Virginia Simmons Tillett
Davidson
Dawn Mitchell
Dr. Lewie Phillips
Jon Myers
Randall K. Lanier
Rita C Haire
Davie
Faye Cain Carter
Gary A. LeBlanc
Luther Potts
Robert Raisbeck
Selma Webber Suiter
Duplin
Angela B. Mainor
Augustin Jimenez
George Francis
Linwood Sanderson
Roland Penny
Durham
Dawn Yvette Baxton
Luke John Farley Sr
Michael Gray
Pamela Asberry Oxendine
Philip A. Lehman
Edgecombe
Carol Faye Bland
Florence A. Armstrong
Gloria Jean Lyndaker
John Wooten
Margaret Eva Sowerwine
Forsyth
Catherine Jourdan
John Loughridge
Robert Durrah
Stuart Russell
Susan S. Campbell
Franklin
(Mary) Rose Gill
Andrew Beal
Harry W Barrick III
Larry S Tucker
Sonravea Privette
Gaston
Chris Thomason
James W. Ragan
Robert Neunzig
Scott Roberts
Sheena Amos
Gates
Emily Cross
James Sears
Jimmy Eure
Karen Sims
Leslie Hill
Graham
Juanita Colvard
Keith Lamar Rogers
Lowell Crisp
Teresa Ghormley Eller
William Ditmore
Granville
Bonnie Clayton Breedlove
Diane Louise Garrison
James A. Wall, Sr.
Kay Wiggins
Sharyn Caprice Alvarez
Greene
Benjamin Lanier
Louis L. Joyner
Michele Dail
Patrick Greene
William E. Connor
Guilford
Carolyn W. Bunker
Eugene Ernest Lester III
Horace M. Kimel
Kathryn S. Lindley
T. Anthony Spearman
Halifax
Annie McCollum
Clarence Pender
David Hines
Ervin Griffin
Jane B. Watson
Harnett
Isabell Loytty McCormick
Joseph William Powell Jr
Steven Dale Blackburn
Tony L. Spears
William Linwood Coker III
Haywood
Danny Edward Davis
Doyle W. Teague
Elizabeth S Norris
Howard E. Sorrells
Russell Lyway McLean lll
Henderson
Christian Erik Stolz
Deborah Dante
Linda Rebuck
Mario Albert Polon
Robert R. Livingston
Hertford
Albert Flanagan
Byron L. Simonds
Jeri Pierce
Johnny R. Sessoms
William McCoy Pierce
Hoke
Gene Shelnutt
Gloria B. Hill
John Frank Harry
Lornette McCaskill
Walter Blue
Hyde
Alice MacKey
Geri Slade
Kathy Anderson
Lora M. Byrd
Sarah Homes
Iredell
Alan Carpenter
Chris Carney
James Dobson
Lelia Leverette
Paul Grey Mills
Jackson
Douglas Lee Cody
Gail Kluttz Debnam
Jean Ellen Forrister
Joe Ward
Kirk E. Stephens
Johnston
Deborah Hooker, PhD
Deborah S. Zink
Gordon C. Woodruff
John Shallcross Jr.
Shirley Bell
Jones
Martha Garris Rouse
Matthew Brinkley
Nellie Faye Brown
Robert Edward Jolly
Zack Amos Koonce III
Lee
Gilbert Moore
Harry Stryffeler
Jonathan Silverman
Rita McClellan
Susan M. Feindel
Lenoir
Courtney M. Patterson
Ella Moore Clarke
James Edward Godfrey
Lucinda B. Minges
Virginia Cox-Daugherty
Lincoln
Brian Crisson
Candace Dellinger
Donald Wise
Judy B. Caudill
Wayne Mitchem
Macon
Gary Dewayne Dills Sr.
Jeffrey Gillette
John Allan VanHook
Katherine L. Tinsley
Lynne Garrison
Madison
David Brian Ball
Dyatt Smathers
Jerry R. Wallin
Ray Lewis
Sandra L. Tolley
Martin
Donald G. Torrence, Jr.
Gloria Jean Spruell-Boyd
Ira "Derek" Price
Theresa Sharpe
William E. Newsome
McDowell
Della Watson
Jimmie Ray Hachadurian
Jonas D. Buff
Kay House
Thomas Ray Cline Jr.
Mecklenburg
Beverly Earle
Carol H. Williams
Elizabeth McDowell
John Gresham
Mary Summa
Mitchell
Anne W. Castro
Gregory Vern McKinney
Luther Stroup
Shane Alan Biddix
Tracy Deyton
Montgomery
Demond Hairston
Dree Thomas Wynkoop
James Curtis Carter
John James Adams
Mary M. Cagle
Moore
Elizabeth F. Mangrum
Richard Wallace Ashton
Robert Craig Kennedy
Sheldon Rappaport
Susan Adams
Nash
Kelly H. Shore
Kevin Neil Lewis
Marvin Arrington
Paige Harris Wood
Rosita Pugh Wiggins
New Hanover
Brian Calvin Watkins
Carter Jewell
Evelyn Bryant
Jonathan Washburn
New Hanover
Thomas C. Pollard
Northampton
Eugene Taylor
Myron Grueneich
Vickie Lynne Evans
Vivian Branch
Onslow
Glenn Carrington Spradling
Kevin A. Buffell*
Marcia Wright
Michael A. Morgan
Stephanie Moser
Orange
Clare Ann Brennan
Elvira M Mebane
Jason Matthew Roberts
Ralph (Jamie) James Cox, Jr.
Shawnee Marie Bigelow
Pamlico
Delcine R. Gibbs
Isiah Grice
James Tackett
Mary Helen Boone
Russell Richard
Pasquotank
Addie Griffin
Elizabeth Ann Godfrey
Frances Lynn Childs
Jacquelyn J. Brown
Michele Aydlett
Pender
Barbara Melluso
Collin Smith
Jeffery Ryan Trout
Louis Bryan Smith
Russell M. Fawcett
Perquimans
Devin Wilder
John McGowan
Mae McGee
Shirley Ashworth
Vera Murrill
Person
Jacqueline Green Booker
Kay S. Lowrance
Ryan P. Johnson
Thelma H. Lea
Zachary Andrew Wynne
Pitt
Debbie Lynne Avery
Derek Brown
Etsil S. Mason
Jeffrey Joseph Blick
Patricia Dunn
Polk
James David Moore
Michael Veatch
Renee McDermott
Ronald Scott Woodworth
Sharon M. Goettert
Randolph
C. Pierre "Pete" Oldham
Darren Allen
John W.(Bill) McAnulty
Margaret Megerian
Tiffany Alston
Richmond
A. B. Brown
Carlton L. Hawkins
Haywood E Walters Jr
Hazel Robinson
Hilda Pemberton
Robeson
Charles Stephen Stone
Karen D. Nance
Larry Marshal Townsend
Olivia Holmes Oxendine
Tiffany Peguise-Powers
Rockingham
Bonnie Hopper Purgason
Jeffrey Parris
Leanna Blackwell Lawsom
Royce Richardson
Toni Kapp Reece
Rowan
Catrelia S. Hunter
Dave D. Collins
George Washington Benson
John T. Hudson
Mary R. Blanton
Rutherford
Brian Wayne King
Edna Michael
Frances M. Lockwood
Linda Gail Parton
Robert McDowell
Sampson
Emily C. DeVane
George H. Wilson, Jr.
Harold Quincy Edgerton Jr
Horace Bass, Jr.
John Daniel Jackson
Scotland
Diana L. Johnston
Hal K. Culberson
Harriet Jackson
William Lewis Bullard Sr.
William R. Purcell
Stanly
Christy Bogle
Desi Shine
James A. Phillips Jr.
Joseph Boyd Speight
Ronald W. Burris
Stokes
Durward Bennett
Jennie L. Hemrick
Kimble Hairston McEachern
Michael O. Pell
Robert Robertson
Surry
Bill Hamlin
Donald Ray Isaacs
Drew Poindexter
Dwayne M. Carter
Jerry Frank Forestieri
Swain
Charles McMahan
Donald Thomas Woodard (Tommy)
Hannah E. Smith
John Herrin
William (Bill) T. Dills
Transylvania
David Patrick Morrow
Michael Hugh Wainwright
Pamela Bramhall Dashiell
Sara G. Champion
Vernon Lee McMinn
Tyrrell
Darryl Liverman Jr
Debbie Huth
Edith Deltgen
G. Cecil Lilley
Inetta Knight
Union
Blanca Gonzalez
Harry B. Crow, Jr.
Sanford Steelman
Shirley Bossbach
Tiffany Wilson
Vance
Catherine Clodfelter
David Frazier
James Baines
Sennica Nicholson
Vivian Bullock
Wake
Angela Hawkins
Erica Porter
Gerry Cohen
Greg Flynn
Keith Weatherly
Warren
Al Cooper, Jr.
David Woodson
Esther Terry
Joyce Long
Steven John Mullenix
Washington
Constancetene Garrett
General James
Josh H. Phelps
Melinda Porter
Thomas Jeffery Patrick
Watauga
Eric Eller
Jane Ann Hodges
Marvin Williamsen
Matthew Walpole
Nancy Owen
Wayne
Bridgette C. Cowan
Eddie L Edwards
Jimmy Edward Hull
Michael Bryan King
Rick Vernon Moore
Wilkes
Larry Pendry
Larry S. Taylor
Lynn Wellborn Day
Margaret Cooper
Timothy Brian Joines
Wilson
Chip Futrell
Doug Inscoe
George Douglas Leach
Robert (Bob) Brown
Wanda Davis
Yadkin
Claude Gray Wiseman
Ellen Reece
Jeffrey Smith
Larry Vestal
Walter G. Shore
Yancey
Brenda Gail Wilson
Charles W McCurry
Joey Keith Miller
Julia G Tipton
Troy G. Boone
Officers
2017 – 2019*
Executive Committee
Officers
President: John Shallcross Jr (Johnston)
First Vice President:
Second Vice President: Florence Armstrong (Edgecombe)
Secretary: Courtney Patterson (Lenoir)
Associate Secretary: Chip Futrell (Wilson)
Treasurer: Kevin Lewis (Nash)
Immediate Past President:
Representatives
District 1:
District 2: Allen Langley (Cleveland)
District 3:
District 4:
District 5: Tiffany Powers (Robeson)
District 6:
District 7: Angela Mainor (Duplin)
District 8: James Sears (Gates)
*Open positions are Members not reappointed to the County Board of Elections.
Bylaws
The name of the organization shall be Election Boards Association of North Carolina, Inc., hereafter referred to as the Association. The seal of the Election Boards Association is a round circle with the words “Election Boards Association of North Carolina” and in the center of the circle are the words “established 1991”.
Endeavor to bring about the general improvement of elections in North Carolina, Promote greater activity and higher efficiency with County Election Boards, Promote cooperation in the handling of problems of the County Election Boards,
Provide the citizens of the State and the Legislature with information necessary for the passage of election laws which will benefit efficiency and fairness in elections,
Provide information to the general electorate concerning the mechanics of the election process and encourage a larger number of participants in the voting process,
Refrain from supporting a political candidate or proposition in any election,
Foster effective communication among County Election Boards and with the North Carolina State Board of Elections, and
Promote increased awareness of elections’ history in North Carolina.
The members of the Association shall be composed of all members of the County Election Boards in the State of North Carolina who have paid their annual dues as stipulated in Article IV.
The annual dues required for membership in the Association shall be determined by a vote of the Executive Com- mittee subject to the right of the general membership to overturn the determination of the Executive Committee and to set annual dues at its discretion. Annually, the Executive Committee shall report to the membership the total funds available and the amount of annual dues being billed.
A meeting of the membership of the Association shall be held immediately preceding or during the date or dates on which the North Carolina State Board of Elections holds its seminars.
The active members of the Association present at any meeting shall constitute a quorum.
The order of business at the meeting shall be as follows:
Reading of the minutes from the previous meeting, Receiving communications,
Report from Officers, Reports from committees. Unfinished business, New business, and
Election of officers and District Representatives, if required.
The order of business may be altered or suspended at any meeting by a majority vote of the members present. Procedures will be governed by the latest edition of Robert’s Rules of Order.
Special meetings of the Association may be called at any time in one of the following methods:
By the President,
By the First Vice President, the Second Vice President, or the Secretary upon the written request of the majority of the Executive Committee, or
By the written request of at least twenty (20) members of the Association.
A fifteen (15) day notice of any special meeting must be given by email to the members of the Association, and the notice must state the subject of the meeting.
The elected officers of the Association shall be:
President
First Vice President
Second Vice President
Secretary
Associate Secretary Treasurer
Immediate Past President
All District Representatives (8).
The above officers shall be voting members of the Executive Committee.
The officers of the Association shall take office as the last order of business prior to the adjournment of the meeting at which they were elected, and shall serve a term of two (2) years or until their successor is duly elected and takes office. The officers shall be eligible to succeed themselves for more than one term. A vacancy in any office may be filled
by the Executive Committee but only for the remainder of the term in which the vacancy occurred.
The President shall be the Chief Elected Officer of the Association, and shall preside at meetings of the Association and of the Executive Committee.
The President shall be an ex offi cio member of all committees during his or her term and shall be an ex officio member of the Executive Committee for two years after
his or her term has expired. The President shall communicate to the Association and make such suggestions deemed to promote the welfare and increase the usefulness of the Association, and shall perform other duties as necessary.
Either the First Vice President or the Second Vice President shall perform all the duties of the President during the absence of the President.
The Treasurer shall keep an account of all monies received and expended for use of the Association, and shall make disbursements authorized by the Executive Committee or such other persons as the active Association members may prescribe. All sums received shall
be deposited by the Treasurer in the bank or banks approved by the Executive Committee and the Treasurer shall make a report at the Association and Executive Committee meetings or
when called upon by the President. Funds may be drawn only on the signature of the Treasurer. The Treasurer is not authorized to issue a check when the amount will exceed $500.00 and when the total exceeds $500.00 the check shall require the signature of the Treasurer and the President of the Association. The funds, books and vouchers maintained by the Treasurer shall at all times be subject to verification and inspection by the elected officers of the Association. At the expiration of his or her term of office, the Treasurer shall deliver all books, money, and other property of the Association.
The Secretary and the Associate Secretary are vested with the administrative and management duties of the Association. These officers shall direct the activities of the Association and perform such other duties as may be defined by the Executive Committee.
Their duties shall include:
Give notice for and attend all meetings of the Association and make provisions for and keeping of records of proceedings.
Conduct correspondence and carry out all executive orders, votes, and resolutions.
Keep a list of the members of the Association.
District Representatives shall plan district meetings and activities to promote the purposes of this Association within their elected districts.
DISTRICT 1 |
DISTRICT 2 |
DISTRICT 3 |
Buncombe |
Alexander |
Alleghany |
Cherokee |
Cabarrus |
Ashe |
Clay |
Catawba |
Avery |
Graham |
Cleveland |
Burke |
Haywood |
Gaston |
Caldwell |
Henderson |
Iredell |
McDowell |
Jackson |
Lincoln |
Mitchell |
Macon |
Mecklenburg |
Surry |
Madison |
Rowan |
Watauga |
Polk |
Rutherford |
Wilkes |
Swain |
Stanly |
Yadkin |
Transylvania |
Union |
Yancey |
DISTRICT 4 |
DISTRICT 5 |
DISTRICT 6 |
Alamance |
Anson |
Durham |
Chatham |
Bladen |
Edgecombe |
Caswell |
Columbus |
Franklin |
Davie |
Cumberland |
Granville |
Davidson |
Harnett |
Halifax |
Forsyth |
Hoke |
Johnston |
Guilford |
Lee |
Nash |
Orange |
Montgomery |
Vance |
Person |
Moore |
Wake |
Randolph |
Richmond |
Warren |
Rockingham |
Robeson |
Wilson |
Stokes |
Sampson |
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DISTRICT 7 |
DISTRICT 8 |
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Craven |
Camden |
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Duplin Greene |
Chowan Currituck |
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Jones |
Dare |
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Lenoir |
Gates Hertford |
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Onslow |
Hyde |
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Pamlico Pender |
Martin Northampton |
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Pitt |
Pasquotank |
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Wayne |
Perquimans Tyrrell |
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Washington |
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The election of Association officers shall be held biennially at the time and place of the regular meetings which are coordinated with the North Carolina State Board of Elections. Any active member, who has paid his or her dues and is in good standing as a member of the Association, shall be eligible for office and entitled to vote. District Representatives must reside in the district from which they are elected and be elected by active members of the district. Candidates who receive a majority of the votes cast shall be elected to the offices for which they are nomi- nated.
The members of the Executive Committee, including the Officers, and the District Representatives, shall on elec- tion, immediately enter the performance of their duties and shall continue in office until their successors are duly elected
The Association shall have seven (7) standing committees and the Chair of the Committees will be appointed by the President. The Committee Chairs are members of the Executive Committee but are non voting members:
Executive Committee, as set forth above.
Education Committee, consisting of no more than three (3) persons to be appointed by the Committee Chair.
Legislative Committee, consisting of no more than three (3) persons to be appointed by the Committee Chair.
Liaison Committee, consisting of no more than three (3) persons to be appointed by the Committee Chair.
Voting Equipment Committee, consisting of no more than three (3) persons to be appointed by the Committee Chair.
Bylaws Committee, appointed by the President and the appointee shall act alone in this position.
Historical Committee (Historian) consisting of no more than three (3) persons to be appointed by the Committee Chair.
The Executive Committee shall have the supervision, control, and direction of the affairs of the Association and shall execute the policies and decisions of the active membership, shall actively pursue the Associa- tion’s objectives and shall have discretion of the disbursement of funds. The Executive Committee may adopt such rules for the conduct of its business as shall be deemed advisable, and may, in the execu- tion of powers granted, appoint sub-committees or agents to work on specific issues or reports. The Executive Committee shall have a regular meeting at the time and place of the annual meeting and shall report to
the membership on its activities
The Education Committee shall have the primary responsibility of providing educational programs to the general membership of the Association and the general public.
The Legislative Committee shall be primarily responsible for providing information to the State Legislature for the passage of election laws in the furtherance of fair and efficient elections.
Liaison Committee. The President shall maintain contact with the Executive Director of the North Carolina State Board of Elections and the Chairman of the North Carolina State Board of Elections. The Com- mittee shall have one person who will serve as liaison with the North Carolina Association of Directors of Elections and shall act alone in this position.
The Bylaws Committee shall have the primary responsibility of proposing and drafting such changes in the bylaws as may be needed from time to time.
The Historical Committee (Historian) shall be responsible for documenting and maintaining an accurate history of the Association and the history of elections in North Carolina.
When, in the judgment of the Executive Committee, any questions shall arise that should be put to the vote of the active membership, and when the Executive Committee deems it inexpedient to call a special meeting for that pur- pose, the Executive Committee may, unless otherwise required by these bylaws, submit the matter to the member- ship via email to each of the County Director of Elections, with the request that the email be forwarded to each board member of said county. County board members are requested to
acknowledge receipt of the email with their vote and to send their vote electronically to the email address provided. The question thus presented shall be determined according to a majority of the votes received within two (2) weeks after such submission to the membership, provided that, in each case, half of the votes cast, plus one, of these members responding in good standing shall be received. Action taken in this manner shall be as effective as action taken at a duly called meeting.
In addition to the officers as provided, the Chairman and the Executive Director of the North Carolina State Board of Elections shall be non voting members of the Association without the requirement of paying dues.
These bylaws may be amended or altered in whole or in part by a vote of those present at a duly constituted meet- ing of the membership, after first giving not less than ten (10) days advanced written notice of the proposed changes. Such notice shall be via email to the each of the County Directors of Elections with a request to forward the email to said board members and for each board member to acknowledge receipt of the email. Members of the Association shall be requested to cast their vote electronically and send their vote to the email address that is provided.
This Association is not designed nor intended to be a profit-making Association, nor is it founded with the expecta- tion of making a profit. The Association shall use its funds for the objects and purposes specified in these bylaws and the corporate charter and for no other purposes. No part of the earnings or any of the corporate assets shall inure to the benefit of any officer, director, or member of the Association. Persons entrusted with the handling of the Association’s funds may be required, at the discretion of the Executive Committee, to furnish, at corporate expense, a suitable fidelity bond.
The Executive Committee may adopt insignia, logos, colors, badges and flags for this Association as it deems de- sirable.
The Association may be dissolved by the vote of two-thirds (2/3) of the majority of its active members. In the event of dissolution, the residuary assets of the Association shall be turned over to one or more organizations which themselves are exempt as organizations described in Section 501(c)(4) and Section 170(c)(2) of the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986 or the corresponding provisions of any prior or future United States Internal Revenue law of the Federal, State or local government for
exclusive public purposes. Determination within these rules with respect to distribution of the residuary assets of the organization shall be determined by a vote of the membership under the Rules stated in Article V (b) or Article XI of these bylaws. In the event the membership fails to exercise its right to determination by a vote as herein specified, the Executive Committee may determine such distribution under the rules as herein specified.
The foregoing bylaws were adopted as the Bylaws of the Election Boards Association of North Carolina, Inc. on the 22nd of August 1991. Subsequent amendments have been incorporated.
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