AllenF3 (Arizona)
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Posts: 1
Posted:
Can a Arizona HOA advertise to VOTE YES at the polling center or do they have to be posted within a certain distance
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TimB4 (Tennessee)
Posts: 21,062
Posts: 21,062
Posted:
Is this for a governmental election (State/Federal level) or for Association issues?
The rules governing advertising at State/Federal election polling places are contained in State Statutes. These were drafted and adopted by the State and Federal legislatures.
The rules governing advertising at Association elections would likely be drafted and adopted by the Board of Directors or contained in your governing documents.
The rules governing advertising at State/Federal election polling places are contained in State Statutes. These were drafted and adopted by the State and Federal legislatures.
The rules governing advertising at Association elections would likely be drafted and adopted by the Board of Directors or contained in your governing documents.
LarryB13 (Arizona)
Posts: 4,099
Posts: 4,099
Posted:
Allen,
If it is a public election, the rules for the HOA will be the same as for any other entity.
If it is an HOA election, I know of no statutes that would apply.
If it is a public election, the rules for the HOA will be the same as for any other entity.
If it is an HOA election, I know of no statutes that would apply.
KevinK7 (Florida)
Posts: 1,343
Posts: 1,343
Posted:
Did the membership agree to endorse such position? Are homeowners allowed to post signs in their yards opposing the HOA's position? I think the HOA should stay out of elections and just focus on the neighborhood.
FredS7 (Arizona)
Posts: 927
Posts: 927
Posted:
> If it is an HOA election, I know of no statutes that would apply.
I can't imagine that this issue is even on the radar screen of our elected representatives.
In any case- I really don't understand the mindset that leads a board (or owner, or whatever) to do things that appear at minimum questionable.
Why not just a Vote Today sign??
I can't imagine that this issue is even on the radar screen of our elected representatives.
In any case- I really don't understand the mindset that leads a board (or owner, or whatever) to do things that appear at minimum questionable.
Why not just a Vote Today sign??
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