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AERA Elections Overview
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2020 Elections

On Tuesday, January 14, 2020 AERA will open the 2020 election with voting conducted by electronic ballot. For a complete list of candidates, click here. Biographical statements for all candidates appear on the ballots and are posted online. 

Election Ballots

On January 14, 2020, all voting AERA members will receive an e-ballot notification message from Intelliscan, Inc. that will include a hyperlink to their personalized ballot. The e-mail notification will be sent by Intelliscan, Inc., AERA’s independent election agent, from aera.ballot@intelliscaninc.net. Please do not share the hyperlink as it can only be used one time.

The personalized ballot is customized to include applicable election(s) according to the voting member’s AERA, division, and/or SIG membership. AERA voting members who are members of one or more divisions or SIGs are eligible to vote in elections of officers of those division(s) and/or SIG(s). Individuals who are members of one or more SIGs are eligible to vote in elections of officers for the SIG Executive Committee. Graduate student members of AERA are eligible to vote in elections of officers for the Graduate Student Council. 
 

Election Regulations

Candidate Campaigning Policy (Approved by AERA Council, April 2011)

The following sets forth the campaigning policy to guide candidates and the American Educational Research Association through the election process.  

  • The biographical sketch accompanying each ballot shall be the primary mechanism for a candidate to provide the AERA voting membership with information regarding his/her qualifications. Biographical sketches (with or without personal statements) of candidates are limited to 350 words for officers who also serve on the AERA Council by virtue of their roles and 200 words for all other candidates.
  • AERA discourages campaigning by candidates and their supporters. Nothing in this policy precludes campaigning as long as campaigning does not include, directly or indirectly, using any of the means of communication with members made available through the Association and does not involve the material expenditure of funds by candidates or their supporters. Candidates are encouraged to seek guidance from the Executive Director or her or his designee in areas of uncertainty.
  • Candidates who have access to AERA information or the tools and technology of the Association may not use them to campaign (e.g., a division vice president or SIG chair who is a candidate for another AERA position urging constituents to vote).
  • Any violation of these regulations shall be reported immediately to the Executive Director. If the allegations are substantiated to the satisfaction of the Executive Director, then the matter shall be referred to the AERA Ethics Committee for consideration in accord with the procedures of that committee. A finding of fault can lead to disciplinary action.

Please contact AERA’s Governance office if you have any questions at governance@aera.net.

Frequently Asked Questions


How do I get a ballot?
If you are a voting member, you will receive an e-ballot via email from aera.ballot@intelliscaninc.net.  

Who do I contact if I do not receive a ballot?
As stipulated in the AERA Bylaws, only voting members may vote and hold elected office in the Association. Please email governance@aera.net if you are a voting member and have not received a ballot. Please also provide your full name and affiliation.

There is something wrong with my ballot.
If you have any questions concerning technical problems, please contact AERA’s independent election agent, Keith Wier, at Intelliscan at: kwier@intelliscaninc.com or 610-935-6171.

When will the results of the election be announced?
The results will be announced on the AERA website and in the February issue of Highlights.
 

 Election Results
 
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