An agreement between shareholders that addresses how they will vote their shares in an upcoming election of the board of directors,but provides for nothing else,is a:

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A voting agreement is specifically designed to address how shareholders will vote their shares in a particular election, whereas a voting trust involves transferring legal ownership of the shares to a trustee who then votes on behalf of the shareholders, and a proxy is the appointment of a person or entity to vote on behalf of the shareholder. An agency agreement involves one party acting as an agent on behalf of another. Therefore, the best choice for an agreement that addresses only voting in a specific election is a voting agreement.

An Agreement Between Shareholders That Addresses How They Will Vote