Jenkins Board and Officer Elections 2026 - Nominations Open

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If you are new to Jenkins elections, unfamiliar with the Condorcet Internet Voting Service (CIVS) or the community forums, or feel overwhelmed with the process, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. We published a step-by-step guide, outlining how to to join the election-voter-2026, activate your CIVS account and cast your vote.

If you encounter issues still or need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact the election committee.

Thank you, as always, and don’t forget to register to vote by November 11!

This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.jenkins.io/blog/2026/10/14/board-officer-election-announcement/
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If you’re reading this reply, you are probably eligible to vote in the Jenkins election. Please register to vote by joining the 2026 election voter group.

Am I Eligible to Vote?

You’re eligible to vote if you have made at least one contribution to Jenkins before October 14, 2026. Contributions to Jenkins are recognized in many different forms, including:

  • Connect with other users through mailing lists or chat channels
  • Meet with other users in conferences or online meetups
  • Code improvements for Jenkins core, Jenkins plugins, or Jenkins infrastructure
  • Help other users through chat channels or mailing lists
  • Translate Jenkins software or other materials
  • Test Jenkins software interactively or with automation
  • Document Jenkins core, Jenkins plugins, or Jenkins infrastructure
  • Design Jenkins user interface, Jenkins artwork, or other Jenkins
  • Review changes to code or documentation that are submitted by others
  • Donate funds to help the project

If you’ve helped someone use Jenkins or a Jenkins derived product, you’re eligible to vote. If you’ve tested Jenkins interactively or with automation, you’re eligible to vote. If you’ve assisted at a Jenkins meetup or other Jenkins event, you’re eligible to vote.

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