§ 54143 District Primary Elections

• •A group can have small votes (primaries) to pick leaders.
• •If the group splits into areas (districts), each area can have its own vote.
• •The winners from each area’s vote are approved at the big yearly meeting.

A neighborhood group splits into three areas: North, South, and East. Each area holds a vote to pick their leader.

The winners from North, South, and East’s votes are announced at the big yearly meeting, and everyone agrees they are the new leaders.