Learn how Florida community associations can improve participation, reach quorum, and implement e-voting in a compliant way.

What is the purpose of the owner-occupied position, who can run, and how the voting process works.

Learn how to re-engage apathetic homeowners, run meetings that people actually attend, and make quorum easier with electronic voting.

Learn how Cypress Chase North made elections easier and more accessible for owners with CondoVoter’s e-voting system.

Discover how Angel simplified annual meetings and helped her communities reach quorum faster with CondoVoter.

Why burnout is so common in condo property management and what we can do about it.

Lessons from reviewing real candidate submissions.

We’re proud to introduce MyCondoVoter, the latest evolution of our voting platform.

Discover how e-voting simplifies in-person meetings and secures quorum.

In this episode, we break down the basics of e-voting and how to get started.

Learn how electronic voting can be used alongside in-person meetings in the U.S., and what boards and managers need to consider to stay compliant.

Learn how e-voting works alongside in-person owners’ meetings in Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia.

Struggling to attract board candidates? Explore practical tips to improve board nominations and elections.

Learn the record-keeping basics boards and managers need to support effective community governance in 2026.

Advance electronic voting gives owners flexibility and helps condominiums run smoother, more efficient annual meetings.

Is your community still using paper ballots and printed notices? Discover how costly that is for the planet.

Real stories from boards and managers about how e-voting is making participation easier and quorum achievable.

Find out why many communities struggle to reach quorum and how e-voting can help increase turnout.

Five easy ways to make your next condo or HOA election smooth, fair, and stress-free.

Explore Florida laws enabling electronic voting and virtual meetings for community associations under statutes §§ 718, 719, and 720.