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2026 CAM Industry Pulse
An anonymous peer poll for community association managers. See how other CAMs weigh the issues that actually show up in the portfolio — enforcement, boards, vendors, elections, and owner conflict.
Quick overview
The 2026 CAM Industry Pulse is research for managers who want a read on what peers are thinking — not an official association vote, and not product marketing. Answers are anonymous.
It takes a few minutes. You will answer seven practical questions drawn from day-to-day portfolio work: burnout, board friction, collections, vendor relationships, election administration, candidate eligibility, and anonymous complaints.
- Who it's for
- Community association managers and CAM firm professionals across the United States.
- Privacy
- Secret ballot — responses are anonymous and meant for peer benchmarking only.
- Hosted by
- Voting runs on ElectoSense. NACARO features the poll as an industry resource.
- Not a legal vote
- Research only. This is not a vote for any association you manage and is not legal advice.
Topics on the ballot
A sample of the peer questions you’ll see when you open the ballot.
CAM burnout drivers
What drains the most time or patience across a typical portfolio.
Walking away from difficult boards
When managers should resign versus document and stay.
Delinquency posture
How hard associations should push before attorneys get involved.
Vendor conflicts
Whether management-owned vendors are an acceptable practice.
Who counts contested ballots
Who CAMs trust to run the count in a contested board election.
Delinquent candidates
Whether owners behind on assessments should run for the board.
Anonymous complaints
When managers should act on owner complaints without a name attached.
Ready to weigh in?
Open the anonymous ballot, answer the seven questions, and help build a clearer picture of where CAMs stand on the issues that dominate portfolio work.
Go to the vote →Opens on vote.electosense.com in a new tab.
Results
Coming soon
Aggregated results will be published here after voting is completed. Check back once the poll closes for a summary of how peer managers answered each question.
No individual responses will be shown — only overall tallies suitable for industry discussion.
