2025 State Delegate Election Process – Pork Industry Forum

State Delegate Election Process for delegates to the 2024 National Pork Producers (Pork Act) Delegate Body

Important Due Dates for 2025

July 1, 2024 or 30 Days IN ADVANCE of your State Election – Deadline for States to file a formal election plan with the National Pork Board.
  • Send both Exhibit A & Exhibit B to National Pork Board for review and approval.  Please allow five (5) business days for a response from National Pork Board.  Forms should be sent in for All Delegates.
    • Exhibit A: State Association Formal Election Plan
    • Exhibit B: Public Notice
      • At least one week prior to Election, publish notices in at least two (2) state circulated publications.
July 31, 2024 OR 14 Days AFTER Your State Election – Forms AD755, LPS 35 and State Election Certification due to National Pork Board
  • Form AD755: Background information – completed by Pork Act Delegate nominee. Please have delegates fill out the AD755 forms at the time of election.
  • Form LPS 35: State Nomination of Pork Producers or Importers to the delegate body to be completed by the state association.
  • Exhibit K: State Election Certification – completed by the state association.
MARK YOUR CALENDR: Deadline for ALL Forms is July 31, 2024.
  • States must have ALL delegate forms uploaded to the National Pork Board by this date to provide time for all review and approval steps.

SPECIAL NOTES

  • It is important that we have maximum producer participation in the delegate election events. Let us know how we can help you if you are having trouble finding delegates.
  • Delegate Diversity: The industry continues to do an excellent job encouraging greater participation by women and minorities in the delegate process. We would love to see the diversity of the delegate body continue to grow. To ensure the broad diversity of pork producers in the delegate process, we encourage you to forward your public notice to any persons or organizations that have regular contact with underrepresented groups of producers.