Recall Question

I am wondering if anyone has had to litigate this matter, or at least gotten good attorney info (preferably in Florida).

We are a large HOA, 2500+ units.

We do NOT elect our Directors at large, but rather by district or neighborhood (3 neighborhoods 2 Directors each 1 neighborhood has 3 Directors).

For the purpose of a recall, the wording is not clear. Do we need a majority of the 2500+ members to recall, or just a majority of the members eligible to vote in this specific district/neighborhood.

Thanks in advance

Thomas - See FL Statute 720 (10) about the recall of Directors.
Since you must also provide candidates who are willing to serve, it would seem that the candidates would have to come from the section where you are trying to recall the Director(s).
"720 (10)(b)5. The agreement in writing or ballot shall list at least as many possible replacement directors as there are directors subject to the recall, when at least a majority of the board is sought to be recalled; the person executing the recall instrument may vote for as many replacement candidates as there are directors subject to the recall."
In a community of your size, I think it might be a lot easier to try to elect suitable directors during the next regular election. Of course, I am not aware of the reasons for your attempt at a recall.

Recall votes should be on same basis as election votes. By district for one purpose. By district for every purposes. 201 votes IMO.