The past year has taught us all quite a bit about navigating a public health crisis. But for voting associations, the COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the need for a flexible voting management system that you can rely on even in the most difficult of circumstances.
The board of directors in any organization is an incredibly important role because its decisions can impact thousands of members.
With nearly 74 million people residing in homeowners associations (HOAs) across the United States, annual elections play an important role in the vibrancy of these communities.
The goal of any voting association is to not only increase turnout year after year but to generate consistent engagement among members.
Election security has become a hot topic in recent years, prompting public agencies to refocus efforts at securing voting systems.
Each year, member-based organizations meticulously prepare for critical elections that determine the fate of a variety of races and measures. At the heart of these contests are hard-working members casting ballots to decide who will hold key positions, and the policies that will affect them, personally.
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Member-based organizations hold annual elections for myriad reasons: choosing new board members, internal referendums, union contracts, and much more.
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