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On Friday, August 27, 2021, the ballot tabulation of the Arizona-Utah Local election was conducted. Please note that some candidates ran unopposed and were declared elected without the necessity of a membership vote. Following are the results of the election. Those positions that required a balloted election are listed with an asterisk*.
For complete balloted election results,
NAME | POSITION | TERM |
---|---|---|
Margie Ghigo* | National Board Member | 4-year term |
Joe Corcoran | President | 2-year term |
Billy Holden | Vice President - Utah | 2-year term |
Rodd Wolff | Vice President - Northern Arizona | 2-year term |
Mike Caprio* | Vice President - Southern Arizona | 2-year term |
Linda Rae Jurgens | Secretary | 2-year term |
Rainer Rohde | Local Board Member - Utah | 2-year term |
Margie Ghigo | Local Board Member - Northern Arizona | 2-year term |
Lela Hough | Local Board Member - Southern Arizona | 2-year term |
Nancy Hall | Local Board Member at Large | 2-year term |
Kyle Marsh | Local Board Member at Large | 2-year term |
Amanda Melby | Local Board Member at Large | 2-year term |
Chad Wright | Local Board Member at Large | 2-year term |
Mike Caprio* | Convention Delegate | 2-year term |
Billy Holden* | Convention Delegate | 2-year term |
Kyle Marsh* | Convention Delegate | 2-year term |
Matt Welch* | Convention Delegate | 2-year term |
Rodd Wolff* | Convention Delegate | 2-year term |
Those members elected as Local Officers, Local Board members and Convention Delegates, by virtue of their election to those positions, are also elected as Alternate National Board members who may be called upon to serve at National Board meetings when the National Board member from the Arizona-Utah Local is unable to attend. The National Board Member and President, by virtue of their election to those positions, also serve as Convention Delegates.
The newly elected leaders will be installed in office on September 2, 2021.
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