Annual meeting & director elections

 

Director elections take place at the Annual Meeting held during August. REC's Bylaws govern the election process and director qualifications are further defined in Board Policy.

Candidates for election to REC's Board of Directors must be an REC member-owner as defined under Article I of the REC's Bylaws, and must also reside in the region they wish to represent as provided under Article IV of the REC's Bylaws. Member-owners signing the nomination petition can be from any of the nine regions.

For further details on director qualifications and the nomination procedures, please review Article IV of REC's Bylaws.
 
ANNUAL MEETING On Wednesday, Aug. 20, REC members exercised the Cooperative's democratic process as they elected candidates to the Board of Directors, received reports on REC's accomplishments and end-of-year financial status, and learned about REC's plans for continuing to provide reliable and affordable electricity.

REC's Annual Meeting was held virtually this year. Over 17,000 members participated in the virtual Annual Meeting by proxy to elect three directors to REC's board for three-year terms:

•    Region I, Michael W Lindsay was re-elected. This region covers the counties of Frederick and Shenandoah, the portion of Page County located north of U.S. Route 211, and the portions of Warren County and Rappahannock County west of U.S. Route 522. 
•    Region VI, Linda R. Gray was re-elected. This region covers Caroline County.
•    Region VII, J. Mark Wood was re-elected. This region covers Louisa County.

Certified Election Results

Region IIRegion IIIRegion VIIIRegion IIRegion IIIRegion VIII

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