01-09-2015, 09:24 AM
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Originally posted by caveat emptor
Hawaiideborah, Owners/members with multiple lots have that many votes in "membership meetings" not in casting a vote for an election. In an election, each member only has one vote, it has nothing to do with how many lots the member owns. The ballots are mailed out only to members in good standing not to lots. Hope that helps.
That is not what I understood. I think you are incorrect on this one.
I believe that every lot owned by a member in good standing gets one vote. Thus, the guys who own 13 lots and 9 lots get that many votes if they are in good standing (paid up on road fees).
If this is not the case, please provide the section of the bylaws that states only one vote per member regardless of how many lots they own. All I can find is one vote per lot owned.
Thanks for the info.
Obviously, it would make a huge difference in any vote if those with many lots could vastly dictate what happens in their district.
hawaiideborah