Overview

• Michele Mulroney, the guild’s current vice president and advocate against unpaid feature rewrites, is the only candidate for president as Meredith Stiehm steps down
• Jeffrey Thompson and Travis Donnelly are competing for vice president, while Peter Murrieta and Van Robichaux vie for secretary-treasurer
• Seventeen writers are running for eight open seats on the WGAW Board of Directors
• Eligible members must submit petitions by July 23, receive voting materials on August 29 and cast ballots by September 23 at 12:00 p.m. PT
• The newly elected leadership will address demands over free work and a recent 42% drop in television writing jobs