UUA Elections

New president to be elected at General Assembly 2023.

The UUA wants the multiplatform General Assembly to be an equitable experience for all, including the voting process. The board approved the final agenda on May 25.

Election features one contested Board seat; resolutions would shorten UUA presidential campaigns and allow possibility of uncontested presidential election.

Uncontested slate of candidates will be installed in leadership roles at General Assembly in June.

Board of Trustees appoints Elandria Williams and Mr. Barb Greve to continue serving as co-moderators through special election at June 2020 General Assembly.

UUA Board of Trustees asks potential candidates to delay running until role is better defined.

“Lives are being destroyed” by white supremacy culture in Unitarian Universalist communities, trustees say; board will address congregations this month.

Process leading to 2017 UUA election did not anticipate a nominee dropping out.

Moderator Nominating Committee tells board that it found no suitable candidates willing to run for a six-year term.

The committee charged with selecting two candidates to run for UUA president is seeking feedback about its process, which was used for the first time in the 2017 election.

Minister of Phoenix, Arizona, congregation wins three-way race to become UUA’s ninth elected president and the first woman elected to the office.