Election Challenge Process

Last Updated on June 16, 2025 by Hannah Seeley

An election challenge happens when members formally dispute the outcome of an election. The election challenge process – usually defined in an association’s bylaws – lists the formal procedures members must follow to contest an election. It should outline the criteria, timeline, and review procedures for submitting grievances. While election challenges can be complex to manage, they’re essential for giving members a voice and holding the organization accountable for providing transparent and fair elections.

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