Louisiana REALTORS® Officer & RVP Candidate Application

Louisiana Realtors • February 4, 2021
The application period for Louisiana REALTORS®' Officers and Regional Vice Presidents (RVP) is open through March 15th, with the election to take place in the Spring. Please see below for the qualifications for each position. All interested candidates are encouraged to apply by filling out the appropriate application below. For questions, call (225) 923-2210. 

2022 Louisiana REALTORS® President-Elect & Secretary Treasurer:

Candidates for President, President-Elect and Secretary-Treasurer shall meet the following criteria on or before January 1, 2021

  • A REALTOR® in good standing for the past five years
  • In the past six years, served on or as one of the following: Strategic Planning Team, Finance Team, Executive Committee, Regional Vice President
  • Actively served on at least two Louisiana REALTORS® workgroups/teams/task forces or the Louisiana REALTORS® Political Action Committee during the past six years with attendance verified
  • Served on the Board of Directors for two years in the past six years.

Complete an Application

Qualifications for President-Elect and Secretary-Treasurer and a timeline from notice to the election will be posted here.

Any REALTOR® member who meets the qualifications for either President-Elect or Secretary-Treasurer and wishes to be considered for an office shall submit his/her name to the Louisiana REALTORS® on the appropriate application by March 15 of the election year.

Election

The general election of qualified candidates will be by a ballot or electronic vote of the Board of Directors at the next scheduled business meeting. A majority vote shall rule.

2022 Louisiana REALTORS® Regional Vice Presidents:

Candidates for Regional Vice President of each respective region shall meet the following criteria on or before January 1, 2021

  • A REALTOR® in good standing for the past five years
  • Served on the Board of Directors for two years in the past five years 
  • Served as a local board officer or director at any time.

Complete an Application

Qualifications for Regional Vice President and a timeline from notice to election will be posted on the Louisiana REALTORS® website.

Any REALTOR® member who meets the qualifications for Regional Vice President and wishes to be considered for an office shall submit his/her name to the Louisiana REALTORS® on the appropriate application by March 15 of the election year.


Qualified candidates for the office of Regional Vice President will submit materials supporting their candidacy to be published on the Louisiana REALTORS® website.

Elections

The qualified candidates for the position of Regional Vice President will be elected for a one-year term by the region at its Regional Caucus held at the next scheduled business meeting.

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