If a person hold 100 common stocks of a company which has 10million shares outstanding;?

Question

If a person hold 100 common stocks of a company which has 10million shares outstanding; How many times can he vote in shareholder's meeting?

Answer 1

each sharehold gets to have one vote, but one is voting on 100 shares (not stock), the other is voting 10 million shares (not stocks).  So the 10 Million shares would win.

If you go to a shareholders meeting each shareholder gets 1 vote,  if you don't go to the meeting you still get 1 vote

Most stock holders do not attend shareholder meetings, but most of them vote.

Answer 2

as voting is one share, one vote you vote once but your vote counts as 100 votes since you hold 100 shares (not stocks)

Answer 3

The person can vote his 100 shares at every stockholders meeting. The voting can be by proxy. It is not necessary to attend the meeting.

Answer 4

it would be a lot of trouble to vote 100 times or for larger shareholders 1000000 times