I disagree. I've worked with them many times on various buildings and have always found them to be very thorough and honest.

my co op used them several times and there were always questions about the way ballots were counted. Try American Arbitration, very honorable company.

We got situation after used them:
Preliminary result after 2 hours of count
Candidate # 1 – 50000
Candidate # 2 - 40000
Candidate # 3 - 39000
Candidate # 4 - 35000
Candidate # 5 - 29000
Candidate # 6 - 28000
Candidate # 7 – 22000
Final result
Candidate # 7 – 45000
Candidate # 2 - 40000
Candidate # 3 - 39000
Candidate # 4 - 35000
Candidate # 5 - 29000
Candidate # 6 - 28000
Candidate # 1 – 8000
How is this look?
Plus they admitted telephone conversation with candidate #7 during the time between
preliminary and final.

looks like a typical honest ballot count.

Look like what?They just not confident or may “help” somebody to win?

they seem to be incredibly "helpful"

Are boards required to give the opposition names of owners of unoccupied units so that these owners can be informed about both sides of issues?

All shareholders are entitled to the names and addresses of the owners of all units.

Our board refuses to give names of absentee owners - we were going to look them up in public records.

If you are in a co op I don't think thatis possible, condo probably not too difficult. Legally you are entitled. Check you black book/rules/proprietary lease. Do you have an attorney/resident?

You are entitled to have the list of units and the name of the owner(s). No more no less.

This is a condo. We know the names but not all the mailing addresses.

Obviously public records, but time consuming. Have you thought about mailing to owner at unit address and mark it "please forward".