Zone One Delegates & Alternates

Each year, Zone One member clubs are asked to elect or appoint delegates and alternates to represent them on the Zone One council.

According to Zone One bylaws, each state or province is entitled to an equal amount of votes on the Zone One board. 

Washington has four member clubs so that means every other state or province also gets four voting delegates on the committee. Oregon has two member clubs so their four votes are split evenly between the two Zone One member clubs. Idaho and BC can appoint as many as four delegates. Each club can also appoint one alternate for each delegate appointed. Only delegates (or in their absence, alternates) can vote at meetings.