Louise Evans has been elected to the ILT Board, after voting in the by-election closed at midday today. Progress results show Ms Evans is the successful candidate with 2942 votes out of the 8261 votes which have been counted thus far. ILT Chief Executive Chris Ramsay said he had personally called each of the candidates […]
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ILT By-Election voting open
Voting in the ILT By-Election opens today, with voting papers expected to hit letterboxes this week. Five candidates are vying for the single vacancy on the six-person board. Former Invercargill Licensing Trust board member Mike Mika resigned in February after being appointed as a District Court Judge. The five nominees who are campaigning to be […]
Read More >ILT By-Election nominations closed, candidates confirmed
Nominations for the ILT By-Election closed at midday today, with a total of five nominees vying for one position on the six-person board. The confirmed list of candidates is; • Louise Evans • Reece McDonald • Jason McKenzie • John Pringle • Lindsay Thomas Candidate profiles for each of the nominees are now available online […]
Read More >ILT By-Election nominations open now
Nominations are open now for the ILT By-Election. Former Invercargill Licensing Trust board member Mike Mika resigned in February after being appointed as a District Court Judge, creating a vacancy on the six-person board. ILT Chief Executive Chris Ramsay said the by-election created an opportunity for someone to become part of a vibrant organisation. “Our […]
Read More >ICC by-election: Last day to post your vote
Today is the last day for posting votes in the Invercargill City By-Election to make sure they arrive in time to be counted. Deputy Electoral Officer Michael Morris said there was still plenty of time for anyone who missed the postal deadline to drop their vote off in person. “If you haven’t quite managed to […]
Read More >Rules and guidelines confirmed for election signs
On 29 June 2020 Invercargill City Council granted a Resource Consent for all political parties contesting the 2020 National Elections to erect and place hoardings and other election signs. Signs can go up from 18 July 2020 and must be removed on 18 September (the day before the Election). Trailer signs require permission from Council’s […]
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