27 August

The 2017 ICC judicial elections nominations period has come to a close. The nominations period was extended three times, for two weeks on each occasion, resulting in one additional male candidate during the first extended period. With a final total of twelve candidates, including nine female candidates, vying for six spots on the judicial bench, the gender and geographic Minimum Voting Requirements for gender and geographic representation remain intact.

14 August

31 July

With states still needing to nominate a tenth female candidate, the judicial nominations period was extended until 13 August 2017.

• This is the second extension of the judicial nomination period. One more is possible.
• With nine female candidates already nominated, a 10th will be needed to meet the minimum nomination requirements for gender.
• Any qualified judge from any region, list or gender may still be nominated during the extended period.

Complete nominations breakdown as at 30 July

18 July

With judicial nominations falling just short during the regular nominations period between 24 April and 16 July, ICC member states received until 30 July to put forward additional candidates.

Here's the nomination breakdown so far as it relates to the Minimum Voting Requirements:

Complete nominations breakdown as at 16 July

5 July