Protesting an annual election

Can anyone tell me how to protest an annual election meeting. Our first meeting was adjourned because we didn't have a quorum and the board was told by our attorney they have not less that 10 or more than 60 days to hold another election. The president was not going to reschedule and continue business as usual until some homeowners demanded the new election and proxy's as promised. Now our election is July 16th and not everyone got a letter or proxy stating the date, place etc. It was brought to attention by the postal carrier that the mailman was picking the letters out of the mailboxes because they had no postage on them. Our own president doesn't know the procedure in our by-laws of how the letters have to be delivered for an annual meeting. Also, the letter stated to go to the website for nominees. Some of these people are older and have lived here for 40 years and don't have computers. The letter should have stated the nominees and didn't an the letter also did not have any contact information. Also, our secretary was given names weeks ago to put as nominees on the website and just put them in print this morning. Election tomorrow. Do we need an attorney present for this meeting? Any advise is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

The notice of the annual meeting, with enclosed agenda, should have gone out by first class mail. Stuffing the mailbox with flyers is a No-No.

However, if no one objects to the procedure AT THE MEETING, then it probably will go on as planned. So if you can show that the notices were not delivered properly, then your could object to the meeting and they could set the date for another - and resend the notices properly.