Merge pull request #8037 from mbianchidev/patch-1

Better specify how to check elegibility for voting on the steering

Author: k8s-ci-robot

elections/steering/2024/README.md

@@ -85,6 +85,16 @@ Corporate affiliation is applied after the election. If an organization finds
 itself with too many representatives it is up to those individuals to come
 to a consensus on who should serve on the committee.
 
+Contributors may check their voter eligibility at any time once the election
+process starts, by going to the [election app], logging in, navigating to
+the current year election, and seeing if the screen there says that they are eligible.
+That screen takes its data from the [voters.yaml] file.
+
+If the app does not say that you are eligible, because you have worked on
+Kubernetes in a way that is NOT reflected in GitHub contributions, you can use
+the exception form built into the same app to ask to participate in the election. 
+See Voter Exception below for how this works.
+
 ### Voter exception
 
 We *explicitly* believe that the above heuristic will be inaccurate
@@ -224,14 +234,7 @@ roles you may hold.
 
 ## Voting Process
 
-Contributors may check their voter eligibility at any time once the election
-process starts, by going to the [election app], logging in, navigating to
-the current year election, and seeing if the screen there says that they are eligible.
-That screen takes its data from the [voters.yaml] file.
-
-If the app does not say that you are eligible, because you have worked on
-Kubernetes in a way that is NOT reflected in GitHub contributions, you can use
-the exception form built into the same app to ask to participate in the election.
+See the [eligibility section](#eligibility) to understand if you are eligible to vote.
 
 Elections will be held using time-limited [Condorcet] ranking on [Elekto].
 The most preferred candidates will be elected to the open seats.