jamesg

Thank you very much for your reply, Josh. "Whether or not a recount should be ordered is up to the association's judgment." Does this mean that homeowners within the HOA should vote to decide whether a recount is necessary or that the Board should vote at a special meeting? Thank you, James

I would like some opinions on the following set of circumstances: 1. I was elected to the Board of Directors of an HOA in Oregon at their annual meeting. The votes were tallied and I was announced to the Owners as a winner. 2. The vote was conducted by Zoom, telephone and paper proxies. 3. The HOA manager administered the election and there was no independent observer. 4. After the election, I was named Treasurer by vote of the new Board. 5. 6 days after the election, the new Board was informed by HOA manager that there was a miscount and that I actually lost the election. HOA said a recount was requested in the chat log on the night of the election. 6. The Board met in a special meeting and decided to remove me as a Board member and order a new election. The Board never reviewed any documentation supporting an alleged recount. Under Robert's Rules, did the Board make the proper decision and if not, what would have been the proper decision? Thank you for your help.