The Daily Courier

Want to run for CORD, school board?

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Sept. 14 to file in order to have their name listed on the ballot. Late nomination­s will not be accepted. Two qualified electors from the jurisdicti­on the person wishes to run in must sign the nomination papers of the potential candidate. Candidates must be a Canadian citizen, at least 18 years of age on election day, have lived in B.C. for six months and not be disqualifi­ed from voting.

Candidates are not required to reside in the jurisdicti­on in which they are running. Successful candidates will sit for a four year term which expires in the fall of 2022.

Potential candidates in the regional district elections should contact the Chief Election Officer or Deputy Election Officer to book an appointmen­t before the Sept.14 deadline to ensure their nomination papers are complete.

Appointmen­ts can be booked by calling 250-469-6224.

Candidates for Zone 1 School Trustee may also pick up and file nomination papers at the District of Lake Country election office, while those in Zone 2 may do the same at the District of Peachland election office.

A nomination deposit of $100 is required for school trustee candidates.

The Regional District website has links for more informatio­n including the candidate nomination form along with other details on Who Can Vote, Where To Vote and When To Vote. Just visit regionaldi­strict.com/elections.

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