Board Election Disputes

Elections with candidates disqualified without explanation, questionable proxy votes, closed-door vote counts, or boards that re-elect themselves without competition year after year: election disputes are common where there are groups of owners dissatisfied with the administration. It is also common for the annual meeting not to be called on time, de facto extending terms. Orderly resolutions review the call, the eligibility requirements as written, the handling of proxies and the count, and channel the challenge through the mechanisms of the documents themselves and the assembly. On this page (free) we provide general guidance on the points where these processes usually fail. As a member of Mi Junta ($29 per month, covers all categories) you receive an analysis of your community's electoral process, help drafting challenges and requests, links to applicable rules, and support before, during, and after the assembly.