Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about the 2026 Resident Council nomination process. Contact your Resident Council leadership if you need more help.

• Who may submit a nomination?

  Any resident of a Housing Alliance community may submit a self-nomination for an available position in their own community.
• May I nominate myself?

  Yes. All nominations are self-nominations. Complete the form for the position you wish to be considered for.
• May I submit a nomination on behalf of another resident?

  No. Only self-nominations are accepted. Each resident who wishes to be considered must submit their own nomination for themselves.
• What contact information do I need to provide?

  Provide your own phone number and email address so Resident Council leadership can reach you about your nomination.
• Does submitting a nomination place me on the ballot?

  No. Eligibility and willingness to serve must be verified before you may be approved for the ballot.
• How do I know my nomination was received?

  After a successful submission, the website will display a reference number. A confirmation email will also be sent to you when email delivery is active.
• What should I do if I do not receive a confirmation email?

  Check your spam or junk folder. Keep the on-screen reference number and contact your Resident Council leadership if assistance is needed.
• May a resident be nominated for more than one position?

  Contact your Resident Council leadership for guidance regarding multiple nominations or offices.
• What happens after nominations close?

  Resident Council leadership reviews submissions, verifies eligibility and willingness to serve, and completes the candidate-review process.
• Who should I contact for assistance?

  Contact your Resident Council leadership.