With respect to the voting rights of shareholders, unless the articles of incorporation provide otherwise, a shareholder is entitled to:
A) one vote for every two shares of stock owned.
B) vote only at annual shareholder meetings.
C) vote at annual and special shareholder meetings with one vote for each share of stock he owns.
D) vote only in person and not by proxy.

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Shareholders typically have the right to vote at both annual and special shareholder meetings, and the standard practice is to grant one vote per share owned. This allows shareholders to have a say in the company's major decisions proportional to their ownership stake.

With Respect to the Voting Rights of Shareholders, Unless the Articles