The vote on the motion to close nominations may be reconsidered.

• A. False
• B. True
• C. It depends on the chapter's rules
• D. Only with a majority vote

Answer: (A)

Opening up the idea behind reconsideration: it’s a tool to undo a decision, but only while the issue is still alive and under the proper rules. The vote to close nominations ends the nomination phase for the current election and sets the slate for the ballot. Once that action is carried, the process moves forward, and reopening nominations isn’t handled by a simple reconsideration of that vote in standard practice. So, under typical FFA parliamentary rules, the vote to close nominations isn’t reconsiderable, making the statement false. If a chapter has different local rules, those would apply, but the usual approach is that this vote isn’t eligible for reconsideration.