Majority voting for the election of directors has been transformed from a fringe concept to the prevailing election standard among large public companies in the brief span of three years, as demonstrated by the November 2007 edition of the Study of Majority Voting in Director Elections (available at http://www.ngelaw.com/).
Majority Voting in Director Elections
Majority voting for the election of directors has been transformed from a fringe concept to the prevailing election standard among large public companies in the brief span of three years, as demonstrated by the November 2007 edition of the <i>Study of Majority Voting in Director Elections</i>. Statistics and examples drawn from the Study underscore that majority voting has become a relatively mature, as well as widespread, movement.
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