TrueHOA Launches “100,000 Doors” Offering HOAs One Year of Verified Governance® at No Cost

Self-funded initiative gives 100,000 households free access to independently verifiable HOA elections, board votes and community decisions

Miami, FL, Sept. 21, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- TrueHOA, Inc. today announced 100,000 Doors, a self-funded initiative offering one year of its Verified Governance® online voting platform to homeowner associations (HOAs) at no charge. 

The program prioritizes communities that have experienced contested elections, disputed vote counts, election-related litigation, or a breakdown in trust, with particular emphasis on self-managed and volunteer-run associations.

HOA election disputes can lead to costly legal battles that ultimately fall on homeowners. More than 78 million Americans live in HOA-governed communities representing approximately $13 trillion in residential property value, yet many of the decisions governing those communities still depend on election systems that cannot independently prove their own results. A published TrueHOA analysis estimates that HOA-related litigation and governance disputes cost Americans $5 billion to $10 billion annually. TrueHOA aims to make these disputes a thing of the past by bringing independently verifiable proof and transparency to community governance.

“When neighbors stop trusting the vote, the whole community pays,” said Jonathan Gropper, founder of TrueHOA. “General elections, community decisions, and board votes should all have a record that is beyond reproach, founded in transparent proof for all stakeholders to confirm. When trust fails, proof doesn't.”

100,000 Doors has a simple goal: give homeowners confidence in the decisions that shape their communities and prove that HOA election disputes are preventable when every result comes with proof.

The program covers TrueHOA’s core technology platform fees for 12 months and includes unlimited elections, board votes and community proposals for every participating community.

Key program details include:

Independently Verifiable Records: Election terms lock before voting begins. When voting closes, the record is sealed and cryptographic proofs are anchored to a public blockchain, creating a tamper-evident audit record while individual ballots remain private. The community sees the vote without seeing how individuals voted.

Works Alongside Existing Systems: Associations do not need to replace their existing management software, management company or appointed election inspector. 

Homeowners Can Nominate Their Own HOA: Participation does not have to originate with a management company or board. Residents can nominate their association directly and invite neighbors to endorse the effort.

Any community may apply through December 31, 2026, or until the 100,000-door allocation is reached, with priority given to self-managed and volunteer-run communities and associations that have experienced election disputes, contested results or breakdowns in trust.

Homeowners and board members can learn more and nominate their community at TrueHOA.app/100k.

About TrueHOA

TrueHOA is the Verified Governance® platform for homeowner associations. Unlike traditional voting platforms that simply record an outcome, TrueHOA creates independently verifiable proof of elections, board votes and community decisions, while keeping individual ballots private.
Its patent-pending technology creates a permanent, tamper-evident audit record that homeowners, boards, community managers and any stakeholder can independently verify, helping prevent disputes before they start.

TrueHOA’s work has been featured across major national media including Fast Company, HousingWire, American City Business Journals and CAI’s Common Ground, and the company was named a 2026 Property Week Tech Innovation Award finalist.

For more information, visit TrueHOA.app.


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