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

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Unless the articles of incorporation provide otherwise, shareholders are generally entitled to vote at both annual and special shareholder meetings and receive one vote for each share of stock owned. Option A is incorrect because shareholders may also be entitled to vote at special meetings. Option B is incorrect because the number of votes per share can vary and is determined by the articles of incorporation. Option C is incorrect because shareholders can often vote via proxy instead of in person.

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