Anticipated Election Timetable

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See also: Standardized Election Information Templates

The Anticipated Election Timetable is maintained courtesy of the Speaker of the Union pursuant to the Voting Reform and Fair Political Practices Act and provides anticipated term and election start and end dates at least one year into the future. It assumes vacancies and subsequent early elections, as well as extended elections due to insufficient candidates, will not occur. Further, the law provides some flexibility, as well as various timing requirements, on the part of the Election Administrator, such as:

• The nomination period for all regular elections cannot begin any earlier than 21 days but no later than 14 days before the expiration of the current term for that office, or, no later than 5 days following a vacancy in that office. Ministerial elections should begin as fast as possible after a Delegate election concludes.
• The voting period for regular or approval (extended) elections may start no later than 2 days following the conclusion of the nomination period of the same election and no later than 7 days before the conclusion of the incumbent elected officer's term, if applicable.
• Nomination periods for different offices, whenever feasible, should be concurrent and should not be partially or wholly concurrent with a voting period for another office.

Office	Last Election	Next Election			Subsequent Election			Twice Subsequent Election
	Election Concluded	Nominations Begin	Voting Begins	Election Concludes	Nominations Begin	Voting Begins	Election Concludes	Nominations Begin	Voting Begins	Election Concludes
World Assembly Delegate (112 day term)	4 February 2022	13 May 2022	20 May 2022	27 May 2022	2 September 2022	9 September 2022	16 September 2022	23 December 2022	30 December 2022	6 January 2023
Speaker of the Union (140 day term)	9 November 2021	15 March 2022	22 March 2022	29 March 2022	2 August 2022	9 August 2022	16 August 2022	20 December 2022	27 December 2022	3 January 2023
Chancellor (140 day term)	13 January 2022	19 May 2022	26 May 2022	2 June 2022	6 October 2022	13 October 2022	20 October 2022	23 February 2023	2 March 2023	9 March 2023