Re: Illinois Condo Association Election Question

"John O'Malley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'm hoping someone can help me out.
>
> We recently had our annual meeting where elections were supposed to have
> been held, however, the following occurred.
>
> A memo was distributed a couple days before the meeting asking for names of
> people who would like to be on the board.  Only one individual left a
> message with the board that they wanted to be on the board, but would be
> late for the meeting due to work constraints.  No message was returned.
>
> At the meeting, three of the exisiting five board members stepped down and
> two people volunteered to be on the board.  There was never a vote, never a
> chance for proxy votes to be given and the person who was late was told that
> the election portion of the meeting was over and that she was not needed
> (even though there were only four positions filled).
>
> My question is: Is this a legal election and can people just be put on the
> board without votes even being cast?  Also what recourse do we as owners
> have?
>
> Thanks in advance for any help.
> John
>
>
John, when you have joined your HOA you have elected to abide by the socialistic
rules.
Is it abnormal to you to see Fidel Castro in charge of Cuba without any election
being held?
No!
So why are you asking such stupid question if it is legal or not when someone
takes over your board?.
The entire HOA concept is unconstitutional.
So enjoy your socialistic living in the USA.
-Sub