Condominium unit owners may not vote in elections by proxy, but may in other matters (FL)

In a recent column you use an example that confused me. You are talking about proxy forms in HOAs, but use an example, in which you say: “for example, condominium owners may not vote in an election by proxy, and so they may not vote through a power of attorney, either.”  I live in a condo community and we have voted by proxy for years. Are we wrong, or should you have said something like: unless their documents specify they can vote by proxy?   Read the Q&A…………………………

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