[nabs-l] Writing A Constitution

[Littlefield, Tyler]

Robert:
Proxy voting basically allows people to vote on things like amendments,
and board positions without being present.
It is my experience that it's really difficult to set up and get right,
it unbalances elections and should generally be avoided so as to not
create a popularity contest. If people want to vote for officer
positions, I pretty strongly believe they should be present to do so.

HTH,
On 6/14/2017 5:02 PM, Robert Parsons via NABS-L wrote:
> Greetings NABS
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> I hope all of you are well. I am in the middle of writing a constitution for
> a school organization I am starting in the Fall semester and I am a bit
> stuck on the section pertaining to proxy voting. Can someone give me an
> understanding of what that is and preferred ways of dealing with it in terms
> of a chapter or organization? 
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> Thanks in Advance
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> Robert E. Parsons Jr.
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> President, Richmond Chapter
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> President, Virginia Association of Blind Students
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> National Federation of the Blind of Virginia
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> Randolph Macon College '18 
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> Phone: 804 200 3275
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