For those who couldn't make the hustings we have included it here in full, along with our quick guide to everything you need to know about the Trust board election campaign and voting for 2020.
Candidate manifestos
Each of the candidates has provided a full and short-form manifesto. To consider who to vote for in the election this year, the manifestos can be found at the following links:
Please note that the candidate manifestos will also be accessible via the online voting platform... find out more below.
Casting your vote
As publicised, the Trust board election for 2020 is the first time that members of the Supporters' Trust can cast their ballots online via the election runner platform.
With more than 3,000 members providing an up-to-date email address, the email links to the ballots have been sent in automated batches throughout the day on Saturday, November 7.
If you've not yet cast your online ballot, please view the short example video below to find out what to expect.
For those members who have not provided an up-to-date email addresses, ballots have been sent in the post and can be returned following the instructions provided from noon tomorrow.
Should you have not received your online or postal ballot, please contact the Returning Officer directly (see below).
Useful contacts
The election process will be managed by the Trust's official Returning Officer, so should you have any questions or feedback in relation to your ballot or the voting process, please direct them to election.ecfcst@gmail.com
Questions related to membership queries should be sent to Celia Lowman via trust.membership@ecfc.co.uk
As always, should you have any other questions in relation to the Supporters' Trust or the upcoming AGM, please email enquiries@weownexetercityfc.co.uk
Election results
The results of the election will be announced at the AGM on Saturday, November 21 and confirmed via the Trust website and social media accounts on Facebook and Twitter
The AGM will be hosted online via Zoom and YouTube, with full details to be announced in the coming week.
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