It's that time of year again, when one is expected to decide between The Ordinary Mum, The IT Director, Sad Bloke Taking Annual Opportunity To Mention PhD, The Caring Professional, The CV Builder, The Ethnic Minority Community Leader and Something in Entertainment (different names but same basic types seem to crop up all the time).
All of you who are school governors, I'm not putting you down. I'm sure you all do a great job. But how do I vote sensibly in an election in which I don't even know what the contentious issues are, let alone how choosing a particular candidate would make a difference to their resolution.
It's easier when I know the people - after removing obvious loons the choice is usually easy but what do you do when you don't? Do you vote for the candidate most like yourself, or try to get a balance (that one's hard if you don't have the CVs for the members not standing for re-election). Or is there something you can read between the lines that I just haven't spotted?
I'm trying to do the decent thing for once - please help me!
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School governor elections - how do I cast my vote wisely?
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Hallgerda · 14/09/2006 10:10
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