How many proxies can a single proxy-holder typically hold for a meeting?

The correct answer is that a single proxy-holder can typically hold unlimited proxies for a meeting unless otherwise stated. In the context of community associations in Georgia, there are no statutory limits imposed by Georgia law on the number of proxies an individual can hold. The ability to hold an unlimited number of proxies allows proxy-holders to represent multiple members who may not be able to attend the meeting. This flexibility is crucial for ensuring that members of the community association can still have their votes counted and their voices heard.

It's important to note that the governing documents of the association, such as the bylaws or specific resolutions, may impose their own limitations. Therefore, if a particular community association has established rules that state otherwise, those rules would take precedence. However, in the absence of such limitations, the capacity for someone to hold an unlimited number of proxies serves to facilitate participation in decision-making processes, making it a practical approach for community governance.