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EC Elections 2010
The 2010 Java Community Process (JCP) Program Executive
Committee (EC)
elections process is complete. The EC Elections process was launched in
June 2000. This years' elections were hosted by Votenet
and ran October 19 - November 1, 2010. Voting in the 2010 elections is now complete
Ratified seats: Apache Software Foundation, Red Hat (Hologic was not ratified) A follow-on ballot to ratify a new candidate for the SE/EE EC will be held soon. ME EC
Ratified seats: Research in Motion, Samsung, TOTVS New and re-relected members will take their seats on Tuesday, 16 November. JCP Members did not ratify Hologic for the SE/EE EC. As the JCP process document prescribes, the PMO will hold an additional ratification ballot for the remaining SE/EE seat 26 April - 9 May 2011. Detailed Election Results Results from the JCP EC Election voting period 19 October - 1 November 2010. Term duration: 3 years
Number of eligible voters: 1286 Standard/Enterprise Edition Executive Committee Ratified seats:
Open election seats: The top two candidates have been elected and will serve for the next three years.
Micro Edition Executive Committee Ratified seats:
Open election seats: The top two candidates have been elected and will serve for the next three years.
Nominations for the 2010 Executive Committee (EC) Elections
Nominations for the EC Elections closed 14 October. The following information was required for self-nominations.
The Primary Contact for each JCP Member received reminders and instructions on how to nominate themselves via e-mail. May 2010 EC Special Election Results
On May 24th at midnight the ballot closed. Congratulations to Credit Suisse and TQTVD that are the newest JCP EC members. Detailed results follow below:
SE/EE EC February 2010 ME EC Special Election Results
On February 8th at midnight the ballot closed. CableLabs is the new ME EC member. Detailed results follow below:
ABOUT THE JAVA COMMUNITY PROCESS (JCP) EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES The JCP has two Executive Committees (EC) - Standard/Enterprise & Micro Edition, each targets different markets for the Java Platform. Voting Members on each EC serve 3-year terms; there are 10 Ratified Seats, 5 Elected Seats, and the permanent seat held by Sun Microsystems, Inc. The 3-year terms are staggered so that 5 of the 15 seats are normally up for ratification/election each year. The EC members guide the evolution of the Java technologies. The EC represents a cross-section of both major stakeholders and other members of the Java Community. Duties are: select JSRs for development, approve draft Specifications for Public Review, approve Final Specifications, review TCK appeals, approve Maintenance revisions and possibly defer some features to a new JSR, approve transfer of maintenance duties between members and provide guidance to the Program Management Office (PMO). For more information on the EC, see the Executive Committee Info page http://jcp.org/en/participation/committee.
For 2000 EC Elections results, please look here. For 2001 EC Elections results, please look here. For 2002 EC Elections results, please look here. For 2003 EC Elections results, please look here. For 2004 EC Elections results, please look here. For 2005 EC Elections results, please look here. For 2006 EC Elections results, please look here. For 2007 EC Elections results, please look here. For 2008 EC Elections results, please look here. For 2009 EC Elections results, please look here.
For more information on the JCP, see the JCP Overview page
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