GITBOOK-1074: No subject

Author: l-br1

legal/policies-and-conditions/intersect-members-policies/intersect-voting-policy.md

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 # Intersect Voting Policy
 
-Intersect is a member led organization, as such member are required regularly to participate in votes and elections.
+Intersect is a member led organization, as such members are required regularly to participate in votes and elections.
 
 ## Voting event types
 
 Currently there are two types of vote:
 
-* Elections: This types of votes allow members to propose the voting options or more generally to apply as candidates.
-* Polls: This types of votes provide to members 2 or more options to select from.
+* **Elections**: These types of votes allow members to propose the voting options or more generally to apply as candidates.
+* **Polls**: These types of votes provide to members 2 or more options to select from.
 
 Common Voting events currently include:
 
-* Committee elections: The voting event where Intersect members elect one or more committees.
-* Board elections: The voting event where Intersect members elect one or more board members.
-* Chair elections: The voting event where Intersect members part of an existing Committee or the Board elect their respective chair.
-* General polls: The voting event where members are asked to provide their opinion on any general matter.
+* **Committee elections**: The voting event where Intersect members elect one or more committees.
+* **Board elections**: The voting event where Intersect members elect one or more board members.
+* **Chair elections**: The voting event where Intersect members part of an existing Committee or the Board elect their respective chair.
+* **General polls**: The voting event where members are asked to provide their opinion on any general matter.
 
 ## Existing voting rules
 
@@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ Common Voting events currently include:
 
 ## Election voting results - elected members terms
 
-During the 2025 election, 4 members will be elected to the board. The two top-voted candidates will get a 2-year term, the next 2 will get a 1-year term (assuming they remain in good standing membership).
+During the **2025** election, **4 members** will be elected to the board. The two top-voted candidates will get a 2-year term, the next 2 will get a 1-year term (assuming they remain in good standing membership).
 
-The above is done to start a process that staggers elections, keeping continuity in the board. From 2026 we will elect 2 seats with a 2 year term, starting a cycle to elect every year 2 board seats.
+The above is done to start a process that staggers elections, keeping continuity in the board. From **2026** we will elect **2 seats** with a 2 year term, starting a cycle to elect every year 2 board seats.
 
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