Voting at an annual HOA on any motion that only requires a majority vote

[Guest Walter Ethridge]

During an annual HOA meeting can a motion be made to be voted on that does not require any set percentage of the entire membership 

[Joshua Katz]

This sounds like a question about your HOA rules rather than RONR. As far as RONR is concerned, the rule is one person one vote, but HOAs frequently have different rules.

[Gary Novosielski]

On 11/1/2023 at 11:45 AM, Guest Walter Ethridge said:

During an annual HOA meeting can a motion be made to be voted on that does not require any set percentage of the entire membership 

Well, if the rules in RONR apply, no motion requires that.  Ordinary main motions require only a majority of those present and voting.  But HOA rules often vary from RONR--in particular changing one-person-one-vote to something like one-lot-one-vote or some other variable voting power.  But still a majority of the votes cast rather than those present would be the analogous rule. 

But if your bylaws keep stating vote thresholds in terms of the "entire membership" then that's what you're stuck with in those specific cases.