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The voting results are more than just numerical; they influence Tesla’s strategic future. For example, passing the Texas redomestication requires over 50% of the float to vote "yes." Because any non-vote counts as a "no," a high abstention rate could sink the measure. The outcome hinges on mobilizing retail investors worldwide, many of whom may be unaware of the process or unsure about their influence.
Moreover, procedural aspects such as the quorum requirement—based on legal precedents and specific company bylaws—can complicate matters further. It’s possible that a significant portion of voting shares would need to participate for the vote to hold legislative validity.