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Electronic Voting

A voting method where owners cast ballots through a digital platform rather than solely by paper ballot or show of hands.

In plain language

Electronic voting lets owners vote online or through a meeting platform instead of marking paper ballots. It can improve access for remote owners and speed tabulation — but only when the corporation has proper authority in its declaration, bylaws, and meeting notice.

Electronic voting is not automatic in every Ontario condo. Corporations often need owner approval, a bylaw, or clear procedural rules before using it for elections or motions.

Key points

  • Notice must explain how electronic voting works and how owners participate.
  • Platforms should provide an audit trail for contested elections.
  • Backup plans (proxy, in-person, or adjournment) matter if technology fails.

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