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161:, held every 12 months. Any editor with membership in WikiProject Java and with ideally at least 500 edits by the announcement of the election may be a candidate. This includes current coordinators, who may be re-elected without limit. The latest election process consisted of a month sign-up period and a month voting period, but these times—as well as all other details of the elections—are subject to change at any time, provided that a consensus to do so exists within the project.
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