The IEEE Tellers Committee has announced a new incentive program for the current year's IEEE annual election. This program will recognize sections that achieve the highest voter turnout within their respective regions.
Sections will be categorized into three sizes: large (over 1,501 eligible voters), medium (501 to 1,500 voters), and small (500 or fewer voters). The top-performing large section in each IEEE region will receive US $1,000, medium sections will receive $600, and small sections will receive $400.
The Tellers Committee manages the incentive initiative and retains full authority over all rules, operations, and decisions related to the program. Rewards will be distributed after the election results are accepted by the IEEE Board of Directors.
This initiative is designed to encourage greater member participation in the IEEE's annual election process by providing a tangible reward for sections that successfully mobilize their eligible voting members.
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The IEEE Tellers Committee will reward sections with the highest voter turnout in each region during the annual election. This initiative aims to encourage greater participation in the IEEE's electoral process.