Arizona HOA bill

HB2353

homeowners' associations; cumulative voting; prohibition

Cumulative voting lets owners concentrate their votes to elect a board member — a tool minority owners can use against an entrenched board. This bill addresses (prohibits) cumulative voting in HOA elections, which affects who can win board seats.

In short: Addresses (prohibits) cumulative voting in HOA elections.

Introduced — no action · 2026 · 57th Reg. Session

What it does & where it stands

Effective: General effective date — 90 days after the Legislature adjourns sine die.

Arizona statutes it changes

The A.R.S. sections this bill amends, adds, or repeals — from the bill text. Click a highlighted one to read the current law.

Sponsors
Quantá Crews Prime sponsor
Stacey Travers Cosponsor

Disposition and votes are from the Arizona Legislature (azleg.gov). The plain-language description is our neutral summary of the bill’s subject; the “for homeowners?” tag reflects our methodology. Not legal advice.

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