§HOA Election KitFlorida · Chapter 720
Florida

Want on the board? Or want someone off it?

Florida HOA elections run on notice deadlines and paperwork most owners never see. Tell us where you are in the process and you get the steps, the notice the association owes you, and what a recall does and does not do.

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What are you trying to do?

Running, nominating, or removing someone.

Free. Takes a few seconds.

Why this exists

Most board seats are uncontested because nobody knows how to get on the ballot.

The notice rules, the nomination window and the proxy format are set partly by statute and partly by your own bylaws. Owners who ask the right question early get on the ballot; owners who ask after the notice goes out usually do not.

How it works

Three steps, about a minute

01

Say where you are

Running, nominating, or asking about a recall.

02

Get the steps and the notice rules

What the statute sets, and what your bylaws decide.

03

Send the letter

In the paid version, the exact notice or nomination letter, dated.

Plans

Free to try. Paid to keep.

The first answer is free and always will be.

One election
$9one election

Every step, the letter to send, and a dated checklist counting back from the meeting.

  • Your nomination or recall steps
  • The letter to the secretary
  • A records request for the bylaws and member list
  • English and Spanish
Associations
$99per year

For a secretary or manager running elections for a community every year.

  • Unlimited elections
  • Notice templates
  • Recall procedure walkthrough
  • Priority support

No account for the free version. Payment is handled by Stripe; we never see a card.

Common questions

How do I run for my HOA board?

HOA Election Kit walks you through the general nomination steps and the notice your association owes you under Fla. Stat. 720.306, the section covering meetings of members, voting and election procedures, and amendments. But your nomination deadlines, ballot format and term length usually depend on your community's own declaration and bylaws, so read those before relying on any date here. This is not legal advice.

Can we recall someone on the board? What does a recall actually do?

A recall starts from Fla. Stat. 720.303, which covers the board's duties, official records and recalls. The kit explains what a recall does and does not do under that statute, but it cannot tell you whether your particular recall will be upheld — that depends on your documents and facts. For anything contested, talk to a Florida community association attorney.

Is it really free? Is what I paste stored?

The tool is described as free, and there are also paid options listed — $9 for one election and $99 per year for associations — depending on what you need. The material we have doesn't say anything about whether what you type or paste is stored, so we can't answer that here; ask before pasting anything you'd rather keep private.

I live in a condo — does this apply to me?

No — this is not your statute. HOA Election Kit covers Chapter 720, which applies to Florida homeowners' associations. Condominiums fall under Chapter 718, so you should not rely on anything here for a condo, cooperative, timeshare, or mobile home park situation.

I got a violation notice or a fine — can this help me?

That's a different situation — HOA Election Kit covers elections and recalls, not violation notices or fines. Please use the HOA violation responder tool instead, since the rules and deadlines for a notice or fine are different from the election rules covered here.

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