IEEE Election voting has begun
Posted on August 03, 2010
Individual ballots for the 2010 IEEE Annual Election have been sent to all voting IEEE members via first class mail.
The opportunity to vote in the IEEE Annual Election is a privilege of your membership. All eligible voting members will receive a paper ballot and a postage-paid reply envelope in their ballot package. Candidates biographical information can be found at the annual election Web site at http://www.ieee.org/elections. The annual election candidate biography booklet will only be provided to those members who voted by paper ballot in the 2009 election or those who have indicated so in their member preference profile will receive a print biography booklet.
To assist all voting members in making an informed decision, a moderated roundtable Q&A, with the two IEEE President-Elect candidates is available on IEEE.tv at http://www.ieee.tv.
In addition, to help you learn more about all the candidates, links to candidates personal Web site and their short statement are also on the annual election Web site. If URLs were not provided by a candidate, then a personal site is not available. Candidates are listed alphabetically by election category and the sequence does not indicate any preference.
Your vote is important to the IEEE. weI encourage you to learn as much as you can about the candidates and participate in the annual election when you receive your ballot.
Please visit https://www.directvote.net/ieee/ to access your ballot. To authenticate access, please use your IEEE Web Account or the Control Number and E-Signature on the paper ballot.
