§ 12482 Joint Membership Voting Rules
This law says that if two or more people own a membership together, they usually have to vote together as one. If they can vote more than once, the majority decides for everyone.
Two friends, Alex and Jamie, own a membership in a club together.
If the club lets them vote, they have to decide together. If they get one vote, they both have to agree. If they get more votes, whatever most of them agree on is what counts.
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§ 12482 Joint Membership Voting Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026