Which method of voting would give minority shareholders the best chance to elect someone to the board of directors of a corporation?

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In cumulative voting, minority shareholders have a better chance to elect someone to the board of directors as they can pool their votes and all cast them for a single candidate. This increases their chances of electing at least one representative to the board. In contrast, straight voting typically favors the majority shareholders, while proxy voting allows shareholders to appoint someone else to vote on their behalf but does not necessarily improve the chances of minority representation. Supermajority and preemptive voting methods are not directly related to shareholder representation on boards of directors.

Which Method of Voting Would Give Minority Shareholders the Best