Proxy Vote
/ˈprɒksi voʊt/
Definitions
- (n.) A vote cast by one person on behalf of another, typically by authority granted through a written proxy.
She exercised her proxy vote at the shareholders' meeting.
Forms
- proxy votes
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Commentary
Proxy votes are common in corporate and organizational contexts to enable voting when the principal cannot attend. Clear authorization is essential to avoid disputes.
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