It is unlikely that a nonprofit organization’s entire Board of Directors would be nullified due to a failure to hold elections, since most state nonprofit corporation statutes provide that Board service generally continues past the expiration of the Board member’s term until the Board member’s successor is elected and takes office. In the unlikely event that an organization truly has few or no Board members left to take action, there are often other mechanisms available under state law to reconstitute the Board or petition a court to appoint a legal representative.