Lord have mercy, I can’t been anymore forthcoming. I acted responsibly and with integrity. Last year I voted. Few days later I receive confirmation that my vote was received. Then later I receive an email with a link for me to vote electronically. I call the Election Chair and let him know that the contractor is sending out reminders to vote with a link to voters who already voted. I’m told not to worry that the link doesn’t work. Nope – the link did work. I take screenshots to show it is a fault in the system. Chair instructs me to contact MK to let them know. I do. MK assures me not to worry that my vote won’t be counted twice and they have process in place to assure double votes aren’t counted. MK corrects this issue. From the election report, this occurred with 32 other voters. 

Furthermore, it occurs to me that MK, knowing that there were irregularities going on, did precisely the right thing in notifying OPA.

It was me – I’m the one that discovered this fault and notified the correct parties. 

Who do you think they should have notified? Please be specific.

They should NOT BE NOTIFYING ANYONE AT ALL specific voter activity. They certainly shouldn’t be talking to the Board President at the time Rick Farr who also a candidate. 

As for a "specific property owner" are you suggesting that the 32 or 33 properties that voted twice should not have been identified? Why shouldn't they be identified?

Of course duplicate votes should be identified by the bar code….not the property owner name given to anyone. Votes are confidential. The Board of Directors shouldn’t be informed how any specific homeowner voted.