Voting has begun for the Ubuntu Community Council election. We will be voting in all seven seats for a two year term. All Ubuntu Members are eligible to vote and should receive their ballot by email.
The candidates are as follows:
In the event that you are an Ubuntu Member but have not already
received your ballot, first check your spam folders. The email should
have the following identifying headers:
From: "Ubuntu Community Council (CIVS poll supervisor)"
Sender:
civs@cs.cornell.edu
Reply-To: community-council@lists.ubuntu.com
Subject: Poll: Ubuntu Community Council election 2020
X-Mailer: CIVS
If you still cannot find your ballot, it is likely because you do not have a public email address on Launchpad. Please send an email to community-council@lists.ubuntu.com with your name and Launchpad username and we’ll get you a ballot immediately.
Please remember to rank all of the candidates in order of preference.
Voting closes October 20 2022 23:59 UTC.
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