Proxy vote means a vote of a Director or member not present at a meeting of the Association and shall state in writing the motion under consideration and that Director or member's vote on the motion. Such proxy vote shall be delivered by mail or in person to the Secretary, or any person present, Director or member, of the Association prior to or at the relevant meeting.

Proxy vote means a members vote signed over to another member and submitted to the VRLA.

Examples of Proxy vote in a sentence

A majority (51%) of the Members in good standing and present in person or via Proxy vote shall form a quorum at the Annual Meeting or Special Meeting.
Voting may be undertaken in person by the nominated Delegate, via Proxy vote or via Postal Vote.
Due to Covid-19, shareholders are encouraged to participate in the Proxy vote via mail or other electronic means.
The parties acknowledge that, pursuant to the authority hereby granted under the Proxy, Parent may, in accordance with the terms of the Proxy, vote the Securities in furtherance of its own interests, and Parent is not acting as a fiduciary for the Stockholder; provided however that Parent shall vote the Securities in accordance with Section 2.
Such approval may be obtained by mail Proxy vote, or solicited through the various internet communications plus telephone calls for those who do not have internet addresses, or by Member meetings with appropriate notice as in Article IX, Section 1, or by other means that reach all the Active Members.

More Definitions of Proxy vote

Proxy vote means the vote cast by a proxy on the particular matters nominated on the proxy form

Proxy vote means the vote cast by a proxy on behalf of another member on the particular matters nominated on the proxy form.

Proxy vote means non-transferable delegation of a voting-member’s power to vote in their absence to another voting-member.

Proxy vote means the vote of an Ordinary Member that is transferred to another representative of the Ordinary Member and the representative must be a member of SCQ.

Proxy vote means a proxy vote in respect of the General Meeting of the A Ordinary Share Class Meeting (as the context requires);

Proxy vote means any vote offered at any proceeding of the AFE Board of Directors, House of Delegates or any Organizational Unit, including but not limited to the several chapters or regions of AFE, by a person or group of persons intended to represent the person who may properly enter a vote at said proceeding.

Proxy vote means the act of one person casting a vote for or against a proposed action on behalf of another person who is not actually participating in the meeting where the proposed action is being considered.