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Port Ludlow volunteers hold off elections while organizers decide which group will run them
Summary
Meeting participants said elections will be delayed because organizers are still deciding between two possible administering organizations and want to avoid an estimated $4,000 mailing expense; hand ballots at two clubs were proposed instead.
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At a Port Ludlow community meeting, participants agreed to delay scheduled elections because organizers have not yet decided which of two organizations will be used to administer them. Tim, speaking at the meeting, said the group was "holding off a little bit on elections because we don't know which of the 2 organizations we're gonna utilize."
Organizers said a fully mailed ballot packet would be costly — "very, very expensive, over $4,000" — so they plan to make hand ballots available at two local clubs and continue working on policies twice a month. The meeting discussed continuing regular policy work and maintaining communication with volunteers as plans are finalized.

