§ 12223 Majority Approval Requirements
This law explains what it means when a group needs a 'majority vote' to approve something. It says most members must vote 'yes,' and sometimes special groups within the members must also agree.
A club wants to change its rules. They have 100 members, and 51 vote 'yes.' But there’s a special group of 20 members who must also agree, and only 10 of them vote 'yes.'
The club can’t change the rules because even though most members said 'yes,' the special group didn’t have enough 'yes' votes.
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§ 12223 Majority Approval Requirements
Last verified: January 10, 2026