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Chair shares revote results, board confronts allegations of widespread fraudulent votes
Summary
The association chair read side-by-side counts from the original election and a revote and said the membership requested disclosure of an alleged 2,026 'fraudulent vote' total; members debated the findings and described an ongoing police and legal investigation.
The association chair presented the revote report to members and read candidate-by-candidate comparisons, saying the meeting was "sharing the results of of the original 2,026, fraudulent vote count with the revote count and the difference." The chair listed per-candidate vote changes, reporting large differences for several nominees and noting the 2025 total vote count of 1,641 after more than 200 votes were rejected.
Several members responded with accusations and defenses. One board member said they had "dug into the fraudulent emails. We tracked them. We found people whose votes were stolen," and described obtaining written statements from voters who said their votes had been taken. Other attendees urged caution, noting that official verification rests with law-enforcement authorities and that the board should focus on moving the community forward while investigators pursue the matter.
The board reported that it has engaged an outside investigator and a newly hired attorney to work toward subpoenas and trace the origin of allegedly fraudulent accounts. A member described the local criminal-process timeline: evidence collection by police, review by an investigator, and referral to the prosecutor’s office, a sequence one speaker said can take several months.
The meeting did not adopt a new governance remedy during the session; members emphasized that the association will await formal law-enforcement findings while continuing to provide information to the community.
