Not sure what you mean by the above but there have only been two elections in the history of OPA where Internet voting was allowed: 2022 and 2024. There is no question as to convenience. However, the issue for voting should never be to use the most convenient method as a primary consideration. First priority should be reliability and then recount for challenges. With Internet voting there is no such thing as a recount. The machine rules. 

I also find it interesting that when it's mentioned that the majority of voters still choose paper ballots than that's the option that  we are told to use. The majority of voters at the 2023 Annual Voters mtg also said they didn't want electronic signs and yet we have 1 now with a supposed 4 more planned? Are we truly listening to the majority of the homeowners who vote or doing just what a few prefer? Guess it depends on the topic.

Short of changing the bylaws, the majority of homeowners are not the deciding factor. The deciding factor is the seven board members.