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   ARLB015 Nevada Members Re-Elect ARRL Section Manager   
      
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   ARRL Bulletin 15  ARLB015   
   From ARRL Headquarters     
   Newington CT  May 25, 2011   
   To all radio amateurs    
      
   SB QST ARL ARLB015   
   ARLB015 Nevada Members Re-Elect ARRL Section Manager   
       
   In the only Section Manager election this spring to be decided by   
   member balloting, ARRL members in Nevada re-elected Section Manager   
   Joe Giraudo, N7JEH, of Spring Creek, to a new two-year term of   
   office. Giraudo received 347 votes; his opponent J.D. Weiss, NK7W,   
   of Reno, received 124 votes. Giraudo has been Section Manager since   
   August 2008. His new term of office starts on July 1. Ballots were   
   counted at ARRL Headquarters on May 24.   
      
   The following incumbent ARRL Section Managers did not face   
   opposition and were declared elected for their next two-year terms   
   of office, beginning July 1: Jim Cross, WI3N, Maryland/DC; Al   
   Shuman, K1AKS, New Hampshire; Rich Krohn, N2SMV, Northern New   
   Jersey; Bob Beaudet, W1YRC, Rhode Island; Dan Pruitt, AE6SX, San   
   Joaquin Valley, and; Mel Parkes, NM7P, Utah.   
      
   In West Texas, no nominating petitions were received for Section   
   Manager by the March 4 receipt deadline. West Texas Section Manager   
   John Dyer, AE5B, of Cisco, decided not to run for another term of   
   office, and his present term ends on June 30; he has been Section   
   Manager since July 2007, and had previously served as Section   
   Manager 2002-2005.   
      
   According to the ARRL Rules and Regulations for the Field   
   Organization, the West Texas Section Manager’s position will be   
   re-solicited in the July 2011 issue of QST. A Section Manager   
   elected through the re-solicitation will serve a term of 18 months.   
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