Marked Eballots #62 - Precedents and Guidelines for United Coalition Candidates (UCC)

James Ogle's Marked Eballot on 6/23/2018
1 UCC RULES updated, June 22nd, 2018 - United Coalition Is to Be Same as International Parliament's Ten Execs
2 The International Parliament's Vote Counting Ministry will oversee the election of the "United Coalition of Candidates (UCC)", the "Structural Precedents and Guidelines" and the "Unity Platform".
3 NOMINATED NAMES: Any live person, from any location on earth, may be nominated to serve on United Coalition of Candidates (UCC).
4 Candidates are not limited to one campaign, so a name may be listed with the United Coalition of Candidates (UCC).
5 The elected candidates of the United Coalition of Candidates (UCC) may speak to the IP Senate and/or the General Assembly Chamber.
6 The United Coalition of Candidates (UCC) election cycle will begin every year on January 1st, and end at the end of the year on December 31st.
7 Any nomination Unity Platform items which qualify for the "Top 13" on Eballot #62 on January 1st
when the new annual records for Top 13 begin, those items will remain eligible for the nomination
ballot/eballot regardless of whom nominated the item, whether they die or not,
whether the wish to remove or revoke their nominated item, and no matter the
status of the nominator, the nominated items for the ballot/eballot remain in
effect for the entire year so long as they remain one of the top thirteen.
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James Ogle's Marked Eballot on 12/8/2017
1 UCC RULES updated, December 8th, 2017
2 The International Parliament's Vote Counting Ministry will oversee the election of "United Coalition of Candidates (UCC)", "Structural Precedents and Guidelines" and "Unity Platform".
3 Only voters who are correctly registered under the guidelines for the International Parliament may participate as voters to elect the UCC and a membership fee subscription of $10./year is required for voting excepts for the candidates themselves who may participate for free.
4 NOMINATED NAMES: Nominated names for the UCC ballot may be all candidates for public office in regular state elections who are candidates who simply declair their name a candidate up until the date where they may correctly register as candidate in their government's election as an official write-in name for the regular government's election cycle and those along with regular ballot qualified names for the election.
5 Candidates are limited to one campaign per person/cycle, so a name may be on any blank or marked eballot only one time, or the ballot is marked spoiled. When a candidate chooses to run in a second election, the election with the nearest election cycle end, will be the one listed with the UCC.
6 The elected candidates of the UCC may speak to the IP Senate and/or the General Assembly Chamber.
7 The Unity Platform is an election which parallels the United Coalition of Candidates (UCC) Election, which may be voted only by all registered voters who are dues-payers.
8 The Unity Platform election cycle will begin every year on January 1st, and end at the end of the year on December 31st, and the election will be timed with the annual cycles within the 10th USA Parliament and all its subsidiaries.
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