Keough & Moody Webinar: A Good Election Starts with Good Rules
Keough & Moody Webinar
Wednesday, February 11, 2026 at 12:00 p.m.
A Good Election Starts with Good Rules
*Pending approval for continuing education
Elections are one of the most important events in every community association. Deciding who will manage the community is a very important decision. Who is elected can greatly impact the community. Further, how an election proceeds can set the tone for the upcoming year. An election that is conducted without any issues makes everyone feel comfortable and confident with their community. Whereas an election that is full of errors and chaos leaves the community asking, “What is going on?” Even though most people recognize the importance of an election, most people still act surprised when it comes time to plan for the annual meeting. Most still “recycle” the documents used for the last election. Most still ignore the advice that planning for the next year’s election should begin immediately after this year’s election. And most still only look at the rules related to elections every 5 years (or even longer)! Dawn and Gabby say, “Not anymore!”
Start 2026 by looking at elections differently and join Dawn and Gabby as they work to change your mindset on tackling your association’s election, with the first step of changing your association’s rules and regulations related to elections. In this webinar, Dawn and Gabby will discuss what should be in every community association’s rules and regulations related to the election of board members. They will also discuss what may be included. In addition, they will provide examples of “good” and “bad” rules, while explaining why these rules work and why they fail a community. Be ready, though, as Dawn and Gabby’s goal with this webinar is to have every attendee walking away with a need to review their association’s rules related to elections from a different and fresh perspective!
Join Dawn and Gabby in this 2-hour webinar by registering to attend. Click here to visit the registration page.