due to death, one member now owns two units

A 104 year old owner recently died. Her daughter who inherited the unit also owns a unit in the building.
Our documents state "no cumulative” voting. Our annual meeting is in February and I doubt the daughter will have her mother's unit sold before then.

In your opinion does the daughter get to vote for both units? The one she occupies and the one she inherited?

Bonnie

Yes she gets two votes.

she pays 2 assessments and gets 2 votes, only fair

thanks for the replies. I have had and still have a little difficulty understanding exactly what cumulative voting is. But have the daughter get the votes for each unit makes perfect sense to me.

Bonnie John explained it but maybe this from davis-stirling.com will help

How It Works. If there are 5 directors who serve 1-year terms, then all 5 come up for election each year. Under cumulative voting, members have 5 votes which may be distributed in any manner they choose (so long as no more than 5 votes are cast):

5 votes for one candidate, or
4 votes for one candidate and 1 for another, or
3 votes for one candidate and 2 for another, or
2 votes for one candidate, 2 for another, and 1 for a 3rd, or
1 vote each for 5 candidates.

A voter can also choose to throw away votes. For example, a voter may cast 2 votes for one candidate and no votes for any of the remaining candidates, or any combination described above but casting less than five votes (up to and including a blank ballot).