In the majority of states, even non-voting shares may vote on fundamental changes that affect that class of shares as a class.

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In many jurisdictions, non-voting shares are allowed to vote on matters that directly affect their class, such as mergers or changes to the rights of that class, to protect their interests.

In the Majority of States, Even Non-Voting Shares May Vote