Resigning Board Members

[Guest Connie]

If half of the Board members are resigning after their term, do they get to vote on their replacements and the new upcoming officers?

[Joshua Katz]

Well, who elects your board? Generally, the membership does, and so these board members can vote if they are members. The question suggests you have a different system, though.

[Richard Brown]

1 hour ago, Guest Connie said:

If half of the Board members are resigning after their term, do they get to vote on their replacements and the new upcoming officers?

Why are they resigning AFTER their terms are up?  They are automatically off the board when their terms expire.   If they are members of the body that will be electing their successors at the time of the vote, then they get to vote.

[Josh Martin]

2 hours ago, Guest Connie said:

If half of the Board members are resigning after their term, do they get to vote on their replacements and the new upcoming officers?

If the society elects board members and officers, they will be able to vote on these persons if they are still members of the society.

If the board elects board members and officers, they will be able to vote on these persons if they are still members of the board at the time these elections occur. If you are uncertain whether this is the case, please let us know what your bylaws say concerning the term of office and when the election will occur.

1 hour ago, Richard Brown said:

Why are they resigning AFTER their terms are up?  They are automatically off the board when their terms expire.

I presume what the OP intended to say was that these persons are not running for re-election.