Hawaii SB2034 amends voting procedures for common interest communities, allowing cumulative voting for board elections.

Hawaii SB2034 modifies the voting process for elections in common interest communities. It allows unit owners to use cumulative voting, where they can allocate their votes to one candidate or distribute them among multiple candidates. The candidates with the highest votes are elected, with the longest term given to those with the most votes. The bill also includes provisions for filling vacancies and defines terms such as "candidate." This change aims to provide more flexibility in how unit owners can vote in board elections.

Hawaii SB2034 amends voting procedures for common interest communities, allowing cumulative voting for board elections.

Hawaii SB2034 modifies the voting process for elections in common interest communities. It allows unit owners to use cumulative voting, where they can allocate their votes to one candidate or distribute them among multiple candidates. The candidates with the highest votes are elected, with the longest term given to those with the most votes. The bill also includes provisions for filling vacancies and defines terms such as "candidate." This change aims to provide more flexibility in how unit owners can vote in board elections.