Cyc
Looking for the door...
Yes, it does. Sorry. I was doing something else when I typed that post. I meant why did you decide to go with three Terms. It appear you were going with two.
Actually, CivGeneral is talking about the option of re-running. CG, this amendment is only about consecutive Terms in one office. Even a break for one month would make a person who was forced out of office eligible to run again.
An official may not serve more than three consecutive terms in an elected office unless there are no other candidates for the position.
This is a poll for an addition to Section H.1 of the Code of Laws. Please review the legislation carefully before voting.
This is the way Section H.1 reads now -
Section H.1 Elections
The Election Office, a citizens office supervised by the President, will perform all actions needed for each election cycle.
The regular election cycle starts at the posting of the nomination threads, and concludes when the last poll, including runoff polls, closes. Nomination threads will be posted 8 days before the end of the current term. Election polls will be posted 4 days later, and will list all accepted candidates for each election. Election polls will be marked public, and last for 3 days.
Each position will be granted to the candidate receiving the largest number of votes in that election. In the event of a tie between two or more front runners, a runoff poll shall be opened between those candidates only. This poll shall run for 2 days, and be repeated as often as needed to resolve the tie.
Except for the possibility of the first term being shorter, all terms will start on the 1st of the month, and end on the last day of that month.
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This is Section H.1 with the proposed amendment in place -
Section H.1 Elections
The Election Office, a citizens office supervised by the President, will perform all actions needed for each election cycle.
The regular election cycle starts at the posting of the nomination threads, and concludes when the last poll, including runoff polls, closes. Nomination threads will be posted 8 days before the end of the current term. Election polls will be posted 4 days later, and will list all accepted candidates for each election. Election polls will be marked public, and last for 3 days.
Each position will be granted to the candidate receiving the largest number of votes in that election. In the event of a tie between two or more front runners, a runoff poll shall be opened between those candidates only. This poll shall run for 2 days, and be repeated as often as needed to resolve the tie.
An official may not serve more than three consecutive terms in the same elected office unless there are no other candidates for the position.
Except for the possibility of the first term being shorter, all terms will start on the 1st of the month, and end on the last day of that month.
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This poll will be open for 72 hours (3 days) and is subject to Section N.1 of the Code of Laws.
An official may not serve more than three consecutive terms in the same elected office unless there are no other candidates for the position.