In how many member increments do additional voting delegates get allocated?

The allocation of additional voting delegates is determined by the number of members that a chapter has, and this is typically done in increments of ten members. This means that for every ten members in a chapter, the chapter may receive one additional voting delegate. This approach allows for fair representation at the state level, as it ensures that larger chapters, which have more members, also have a proportionate voice in decision-making processes. By using ten-member increments, the structure promotes growth and recognition of chapters as they increase their membership, encouraging more participation and engagement within HOSA.