The one class of shares that represent a company's basic voting rights are:
A)preferred shares.
B)capital shares.
C)cumulative shares.
D)common shares.

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Common shares represent the basic voting rights of a company. Preferred shares may have certain rights, such as priority in receiving dividends, but they typically do not have voting rights. Capital shares and cumulative shares are not commonly used terms in the context of shares that provide voting rights.

The One Class of Shares That Represent a Company's Basic