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DebiM1 (Florida)
Posts: 12
Posted:
I hope I am right in assuming that the original recall ballot (written agreement process) naming a majority of directors and their replacements is still valid even though one of more directors has resigned since launching this effort. Any thoughts? Also, Is there a time limit on the validity of the ballots?
SheliaH (Indiana)
Posts: 6,964
Posted:
Check your documents. Depending on the timing, it would seem to me there's no point in listing the resigned director on the ballot (why vote out someone who's already gone).

If it is not right do not do it; if it is not true do not say it. Marcus Aurelius
DebiM1 (Florida)
Posts: 12
Posted:
I agree, but where the process is halfway completed and there are resignations mid-stream, it would be awfully cumbersome to have to keep changing the ballot, obtaining new signatures, etc. I think it might actually result in confusion among owners. Anyway, I appreciate your response and that of everyone else. This forum is a great resource.
NpS (Pennsylvania)
Posts: 4,216
Posted:
If it's expensive, don't re-print and re-send. But be ready for the confusion and pushback. Also, some of those who already resigned may get angry.

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