The means by which stockholders may seek to protect themselves against corporate actions to which they object include all of the following except: ______.

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Stockholders do not have the power to void a corporation's charter. This is an action that can only be taken by the state government or a court of law. Therefore, all of the other options (voting in new directors, bringing legal action, and calling a special stockholders' meeting) are means by which stockholders can protect their interests in the corporation.

The Means by Which Stockholders May Seek to Protect Themselves