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Should homeowner associations be considered private organizations and be free to set their own rules without government interference.   Yes:  12% No:  87%

4. People are so misinformed of what an association is ... that is why AHRC is so important for everyone to be involved with.     Yes, dishonest! Have not seen a proxy to vote for Board of Directors for 11 1/2 years! They re-elect themselves. The management corporation is very undesirable to many people in our community, yet no one gets involved. I try, but they say, "I don't want to get involved". So pathetic, and yet they complain! They act subserviant towards the board of directors and the management as if they were common people living under the "kings". People are so misinformed of what an association is, and I believe that is what the problem is. That is why AHRC is so important for everyone to be involved with. Posted Dec 31 2005 2:59AM CET     Username withheld Laguna Niguel, California   3. Why in the world would anyone not want oversight of the out of control Homeowner Associations?     Our government is broken down into three branches!!! Judicial, Executive and Legislative each has oversight over the other. Why in the world would anyone not want oversight of the out of control Homeowner Associations? Mrs. Le Velle Virginia Posted Dec 29 2005 6:43AM CET     chris le velle (View Profile) winchester, Virginia   2. Should homeowner associations be considered private organizations and be free to set their own rules without government interference.     Rigging Elections... Posted Apr 15 2005 11:06PM CEST     Jorge Francis (View Profile) , California   1. Pretty healthy majority. Maybe our liberal legislatures in Sacramento should take note.     Pretty healthy majority. Maybe our liberal legislatures in Sacramento should take note. Posted Apr 1 2005 6:00AM CEST     Username withheld Upland, California

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