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nonvoting

British  
/ nɒnˈvəʊtɪŋ /

adjective

  1. of or relating to a nonvoter

  2. finance (of shares) not entitling the holder to vote at company meetings

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There are 51 million nonvoting shares.

From Barron's

Fox recently launched a $1.5 billion ASR, or accelerated stock repurchase program, buying back $700 million of the nonvoting shares and $800 million of the voting stock.

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While Schmid and Goolsbee issued official dissents in favor of an interest rate pause, several nonvoting policymakers signaled in their rate projections discomfort with the pace of easing.

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While Schmid and Goolsbee issued official dissents in favor of an interest rate pause, several nonvoting policymakers signaled in their rate projections discomfort with the pace of easing.

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The “dot plot” of interest-rate forecasts suggests four nonvoting regional bank presidents also opposed Wednesday’s rate reduction.

From The Wall Street Journal