Wilshire Vote
Your Vote. Your Community.
2026 HOA Board Election
Meet Your Board Candidates
Four neighbors committed to transparency, accountability, and community.
Candidate Name
Board Candidate
Longtime Wilshire Lakes resident and community advocate.
Candidate Name
Board Candidate
Longtime Wilshire Lakes resident and community advocate.
Candidate Name
Board Candidate
Longtime Wilshire Lakes resident and community advocate.
Candidate Name
Board Candidate
Longtime Wilshire Lakes resident and community advocate.
Community Voices
Why Our Neighbors Are Voting For Change
Hear directly from Wilshire Lakes residents.
“These candidates truly listen to our community.”
— Resident Name
“It's time for fresh leadership in Wilshire Lakes.”
— Resident Name
“I trust them to manage our HOA with integrity.”
— Resident Name
“They understand what our neighborhood really needs.”
— Resident Name
“Finally, candidates who represent all of us.”
— Resident Name
“Real neighbors making real change for our community.”
— Resident Name
Why We're Running
rejected by this community
Our community has twice rejected sweeping changes to our governing documents.
That message was clear — and the board should respect it.
The only update our documents need is to remove outdated developer language — and nothing more.
Our Commitments
Our Platform for Wilshire Lakes
The issues that matter most to our community.
Less Board Authority
The board serves the community; it should not expand its own power. We will work to restore the proper balance between board authority and homeowner rights.
Proper Fiduciary Representation
Every decision should protect homeowners' money and property values. We will ensure the board acts in the best financial interest of every resident.
Responsible Financial Accountability
We will work with the board and management company so both stay focused on representing the community — not expanding their own authority.
A Management Company That Delivers
We pay for professional management, and we will hold them to doing the job well. Residents deserve the service they are paying for.
Community Involvement
Committees should be open to residents, and homeowners' expertise should be put to work. Your knowledge and experience belong at the table.
Hearing From Homeowners First
Residents should speak at the start of each meeting, before the board votes — not after. Your voice should shape decisions, not react to them.