IL HB5322

Allows common interest community associations and condominiums to use electronic transmission and acceptable technological means for notices, voting, signatures, consents, and approvals under community instruments and state law.

Permits unit owners to vote in elections using electronic or acceptable technological means, provided instructions are distributed 10-30 days before elections and voters can still cast ballots in person to void electronic votes.

Enables board elections to be conducted electronically with rules adopted by the board, including requirements that candidates be listed on ballots and voters have write-in opportunities.

Establishes that verifiable electronic signatures satisfy signature requirements and that organizations must conduct business through non-electronic means at their own expense for persons who do not authorize electronic communication.

Exempts notices required under Article IX of the Code of Civil Procedure for debt collection and foreclosure proceedings from the electronic transmission provisions.