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Results are in at 2011 USCF Executive Board Election Print E-mail
July 21, 2011
USCFFLag (1).jpgResults are in for the 2011 United States Chess Federation Executive Board election. The USCF Executive Board consists of seven members elected by the USCF membership and is charged with oversight of the Federation between annual meetings of the USCF Board of Delegates. This year three seats were up for election for three year terms with four candidates vying for the positions.

Results are as follows:
Gary Walters: 1,596
Mike Nietman: 1,573
Allen Priest: 1,552
Sevan Muradian: 406

Walters and Nietman were incumbents. The board will be seated at the 2011 Delegates Meeting on August 6, 2011. The Delegates Meeting will be held in conjunction with the US Open in Orlando, and you can view the full program in pdf.

The next USCF Executive Board election will occur in June of 2013 with 4 seats up for election.

Bill Hall
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Executive Director
United States Chess Federation
 
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