The Elections Officer will keep track of the times for speeches, etc. A candidate who does not win may run for the next office for which he or she has already been nominated. Each candidate will have two minutes to speak on his or her behalf for each of the offices for which he or she is running. A maximum of four questions of five minutes of questions, whichever comes first, may be presented to each candidate for each office for which he or she is running. After all candidates for a particular office have had their question and answer session, voting will take place.
Voting is accomplished by checking the appropriate box of the desired candidate on the ballot.
The ballots are to be collected and counted by the Elections Officer and the Faculty Advisor. In the event of a tie, another vote must be taken but only on those who tied. If one of the candidates is a current officer, he or she will be declared the winner. If they are both officers, the higher-level officer will be the winner. If neither candidate is an officer, the Executive Committee must form a consensus as to the winner.