UUA Elections

It is the job of the UUA to assure that every congregation and covenanted community has the opportunity and resources to thrive.

I promise to ignite faith, empower change, and advance justice.

Three things are essential: Spiritual vitality, partnership, and organizing for impact.

Because there are more than two candidates, this election will be the first since 1977 to use the UUA’s instant runoff voting provision. Delegates’ second-choice pick may be the deciding factor.

With three candidates on ballot, UUA will use instant run-off voting for first time since 1977; regional candidate forums begin February 25.

Formula and timeline still in the works, but UUA will switch from per-member to percent-of-budget funding model.

The Rev. Jeanne Pupke, candidate for UUA president, emphasizes executive experience and innovation.

The Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray, candidate for UUA president, was instrumental in 2012 Justice General Assembly.

The Rev. Alison Miller, candidate for UUA president, emphasizes power we have to heal one another.

Delegates hear for first time from Frederick-Gray, Miller, and Pupke.

The candidates for Unitarian Universalist Association president answer questions from UU ministers at pre-General Assembly event.

The Rev. Jeanne Pupke joins 2017 presidential race by petition.