Ex officio president voting

[Guest vicki]

when a board has 12/13 members present for a vote on a new president, can the presiding president (who was not re-elected and is a nonvoting member of the board) cast a vote for the incoming president in the case of a tie to break the tie?

[hmtcastle]

can the presiding president (who is a nonvoting member of the board) cast a vote?

A non-voting member can't vote.

[Guest vicki]

thanks. next question, then:

can a member of the executive board not re-elected but still serving in her role cast a vote for the president?

[Chris Harrison]

can a member of the executive board not re-elected but still serving in her role cast a vote for the president?

Absent some rule saying otherwise a member can vote for whoever he or she wants to.

[Josh Martin]

can a member of the executive board not re-elected but still serving in her role cast a vote for the president?

If she's still a member of the executive board, she is entitled to vote on all issues that come before the executive board.

[hmtcastle]

thanks. next question, then:

can a member of the executive board not re-elected but still serving in her role cast a vote for the president?

Any member can vote.

It doesn't matter if they won't be a member tomorrow or weren't a member yesterday. All they have to be is a member at the moment they vote.