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A notable aspect of the case is whether the Delaware judge can invalidate Tesla's move to Texas and the recent shareholder votes supporting the relocation. If the judge refuses to recognize the shareholder vote, it could set an alarming precedent, undermining shareholder democracy and corporate autonomy. Critics argue that overturning the vote twice—especially after all disclosures were made—would constitute abuse of power and threaten Delaware's status as the preferred state for incorporation.