> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mozaic.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mozaic.finance/governance/the-senate/elections.md).

# Elections

### <mark style="background-color:red;">Elections have been paused until Mozaic 2.0 launch (August 2024)</mark>

### Five Internally Elected Members

This is comprised of FIVE individuals or ‘*entities*’ who have taken an active role in supporting the Mozaic protocol. '*Support*’ by definition, has numerous connotations - the Mozaic protocol encourages those who feel they have contributed in their own way to the protocol, ecosystem and beyond to apply.

#### APPLICATION

We encourage EVERYONE interested in being apart of the Senate to apply to the form:

APPLY NOW: [<mark style="color:yellow;">https://forms.gle/EUUzCpZgh5RfyvVZ9</mark>](https://forms.gle/EUUzCpZgh5RfyvVZ9)

Cut-off application date: Tuesday 8th of March at 1pm UTC, 2024

### Two Community Elected Members

This is comprised of TWO community members who have taken an active role in supporting the protocol.&#x20;

You must have the @hodler role in the Mozaic Discord to access the #elections channel and view the minimum requirements to post for the election campaign.

#### Minimum Requirements:

Post - See the #elections channel in the [<mark style="color:yellow;">Mozaic Discord Server</mark>.](https://discord.gg/mozaic-fi)&#x20;

Cut-off post date: Tuesday 8th of March at 1pm UTC, 2024


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