Who is running? Which committees still need nominees? Election night is Monday, March 26, during the Town Meeting. All Arden residents 18 years of age and older who have lived in the Village for 6 months or longer are eligible to vote. You may vote any time during the Town Meeting, which starts at 7:30 p.m. To learn about Absentee Voting, click here.
Who is running for committees and officers?
See a draft of the ballot by clicking the link below.
• DRAFT BALLOT updated 3/4/2018 • 9:52 pm
This ballot is not complete. It lists candidates as of the date shown. The final SAMPLE BALLOT will be posted after the March Advisory meeting. If your name has been placed on this ballot in error, please contact the Registration Committee as soon as possible so your name can be removed.
The Buzz Ware Village Center Committee still needs one candidate to reach the minimum number required for two positions. Committees may also have more than the minimum number of nominees. (See the Archives Committee nominees, for example: four nominees are needed for two positions; there are six nominees on the ballot.) The deadline for nominations is the March Advisory Meeting on Monday, March 5.
Who are the incumbents?
See the current committee list to find out who the incumbents running for re-election are, and also who the continuing members are.
Please consider running for a committee. There is a committee to suit a wide variety of interests, skills and time commitment. You can read a description of each committee in the brief guide to Village government: Arden: Here’s How It Works. Detailed descriptions can be found here. If you are would like to add your name to the list of candidates, please contact the committee chair or the Advisory Chair.
Nominees are invited to post a short statement to help your neighbors know who you are and what skills and interests you might contribute to a committee. Click here to submit your statement.
Click here to read the nominee statements. They will be posted as they are received, so check back closer to the election to read as many statements as possible.