If the members of a limited liability company do not stipulate in their operating agreement how voting rights will be apportioned, in most states, only the member-managers will be entitled to vote.

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In most states, if the members of a limited liability company do not stipulate in their operating agreement how voting rights will be apportioned, voting rights are typically apportioned according to the members' respective contributions to the company, not limited to member-managers.

If the Members of a Limited Liability Company Do Not