Contested elections. Sometimes you just can’t avoid them.
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Election Season
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Violating Co-op Term Limits
If board candidates solicit proxies, but they’re ineligible for election, is this a violation?
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Board Talk
Is a disappearing board a violation or just inconvenient?
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Meeting Times
A conversation about meeting times.
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Cumulative Voting: Use It Properly
Understanding how cumulative voting works can prevent a contested election.
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How to Use a Proxy Correctly - Mitchell A. Dix & Associates
How does a shareholder make certain that a proxy is voted as he or she intends?
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Looking Out, Looking In
Serving the best interests of a co-op is just a matter of perspective.
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A Is For Annual Meeting
A guide to elections, proxies, and other concerns.
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Lessons from an Ex-President
Q&A with an ex-board president on why winning isn
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Online Voting
A White Plains co-op found a way out of the non-quorum quandary.
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