Cohousing-L Mailing List: Re: Counting votes

[Malcolm Eva (malcolm]

Still at Springhill, each household has one vote if it is a company meeting 
(the 'company' being the legal entity that owns the freehold - owners are 
directors); if it is a residents' meeting, everyone present is entitled to 
vote, even if it's several from one house.  So far, no families have broken up 
as a result, and no accusations of stacking the vote by overlarge families!

Malcolm
On 3 Feb 2014, at 22:41, johnrichmond50 wrote:

> 
> Another question: How do you count people who are from multiple 
> unrelated-adult households in your community?  Do you have one vote per 
> household, each person having one vote/voice,  or do you do something 
> different? I would think that this would have more application to communities 
> that use a modified consensus or super-majority system as we do, but you 
> never know. ..
> 
> Thanks
> John Richmond,  Richmond Cohousing
> 
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