l object to the proposal that there be only one vote per county, even if it has two coordinators. Every coordinator is allowed to vote in the national elections, even if the state rules are different. David The GAGenWeb Project Bylaws Proposed Articles A Work in Progress This page will show articles that the committee has approved for presenting to the CCs for comment, feedback, and/or voting. The articles here have not passed a vote of the CCs yet, and as such are not official. Article 3: Membership Membership in The GAGenWeb Project is granted to County Coordinators and/or Special Project Coordinators. The State Coordinator (SC) and Assistant State Coordinator (ASC) shall appoint County and Special Project Coordinators as described in the GAGenWeb Policies and Procedures. Each County or Special Project shall have no more than two (2) Coordinators. A person may be a Coordinator for no more than three (3) sites. A County or Special Project Coordinator may appoint additional assistants if desired. A County or Special Project Coordinator may be removed for cause as described in the GAGenWeb Policies and Procedures. Each County or Special Project Coordinator shall have one vote in GAGenWeb elections, regardless of the number of counties or special projects they coordinate. Assistants appointed by a Coordinator are not considered members and thus shall not vote in GAGenWeb elections.

RE: l object to the proposal that there be only one vote per county, > even if it has two coordinators. David, I disagree with your objection. Allowing CC's to vote more than once is what got us in trouble, before, John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA great grandson of Charles RICHTER and Anne POTTER of Madison, Morgan County,GA A Descendant of Capt James DANIEL and Jane HICKS of Albemarle County, Virginia ----- Original Message ----- From: "David W. Morgan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 1:47 PM Subject: Re: [GAGEN] Bylaws Committee Update > > l object to the proposal that there be only one vote per county, > even if it has two coordinators. > > Every coordinator is allowed to vote in the national elections, > even if the state rules are different. > > David > > The GAGenWeb Project Bylaws > Proposed Articles > > A Work in Progress > > This page will show articles that the committee has approved for > presenting to the CCs for comment, feedback, and/or voting. The > articles here have not passed a vote of the CCs yet, and as such are > not official. > > Article 3: Membership > > Membership in The GAGenWeb Project is granted to County Coordinators > and/or Special Project Coordinators. The State Coordinator (SC) and > Assistant State Coordinator (ASC) shall appoint County and Special > Project Coordinators as described in the GAGenWeb Policies and > Procedures. > > Each County or Special Project shall have no more than two (2) > Coordinators. A person may be a Coordinator for no more than three (3) > sites. A County or Special Project Coordinator may appoint additional > assistants if desired. A County or Special Project Coordinator may be > removed for cause as described in the GAGenWeb Policies and > Procedures. > > Each County or Special Project Coordinator shall have one vote in > GAGenWeb elections, regardless of the number of counties or special > projects they coordinate. Assistants appointed by a Coordinator are > not considered members and thus shall not vote in GAGenWeb elections. > > > > ==== GAGEN Mailing List ==== > USGenWeb's motto is - Volunteers dedicated to free, on-line information. > >