Inspector of Elections for California HOAs

Independent, compliant, and stress-free elections for your board, from nominations to certified results.

Compliance, Simplicity, Peace of Mind

Independent & Compliant

Fully compliant with Civil Code §5110 and SB 323, with zero conflicts of interest. Your election stands on solid legal ground.

Statewide Service

Onsite or via Zoom. From coastal cities to mountain communities, we cover all of California with the same quality of service.

Modern Options

Paper, electronic, or hybrid voting under California's new AB 2159 framework — members vote the way they're most comfortable.

In-person elections: Ventura County to San Diego County

Statewide Zoom elections

Areas outside the in-person service area available upon special request.

Everything Your Election Needs —
Handled.

One specialist. Start to finish. No surprises.
Call for Nominations

Compliant notices sent to all members with proper advance timing.

Candidate Verification

Eligibility review per your governing documents and state law.

Ballot Preparation & Distribution

Custom ballots prepared and distributed by the required deadline.

Secure Ballot Collection

Sealed envelope or electronic collection, with chain of custody maintained throughout.

Vote Counting & Tabulation

Accurate, transparent counting with all materials secured.

Certified Results & Reporting

Written certified report delivered to your board within 15 days.

A Simple, Compliant Process

Request a Quote

Tell us about your association in 2 minutes. We respond within 24 hours.

We Plan Your Timeline

Calendar mapped to Davis- Stirling requirements — typically 100+ days.

Election Runs

Nominations, ballots, voting — we handle every step so you don't have to.

Certified Results

Reported to your board in writing within 15 days of the election.

Electronic Voting Is Now Available

Following California’s AB 2159 (effective 2024), HOAs can now hold secure electronic elections. K2 offers paper, electronic, and hybrid options — your members choose how to vote.

Built for HOAs of Every Size

K2 made our board election effortless. Clear timeline, clear
communication, and certified results delivered on time. We’ll
never go back to running it ourselves.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does an Inspector of Elections do for an HOA?

An Inspector of Elections is an independent third party who oversees your association's board election from nominations through certified results, confirming eligibility, safeguarding ballots, and certifying the final count under California Civil Code §5110.

Most contested director elections, recalls, and votes on assessments or governing document changes do, under the Davis-Stirling Act. A board member or manager generally cannot serve in this role due to conflict of interest.

When the number of qualified candidates is equal to or fewer than the open board seats, an association may be able to skip the ballot count entirely and seat those candidates by acclamation, following a separate nomination and notice process.

Yes. Under AB 2159, effective 2024, California HOAs can offer secure electronic voting alongside or instead of paper ballots, with member consent handled according to the law's requirements.

Most associations should reach out as soon as the annual meeting date is set, generally 90 to 120 days ahead, to leave enough time for nominations, ballot preparation, and required notice periods.

Ready to Schedule Your 2026 HOA Elections?

Get a quote in 24 hours. No obligation.

Or inspectorofelectionbyk2@gmail.com, Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm PT

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