Which of the following is true of straight voting?

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Straight voting allows each shareholder to cast as many votes as the number of shares they own. This means that those with a greater number of shares will have a proportionately higher impact on the election of directors than those with fewer shares. However, it does not give a minority shareholder an advantage in electing the entire board of directors, as they would still need to have a majority of the shares to have a significant impact on the election results. A quorum is the minimum number of shares required for a vote to be valid, but this number is not necessarily greater than a majority of the shares. Finally, there is no provision in straight voting for a voter to procure additional votes based on the number of directors to be elected.

Which of the Following Is True of Straight Voting