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1. Non-profit organizations: Many non-profit organizations require voting members to make important decisions regarding their operations, goals, and activities. These members are typically involved in strategic planning and have voting rights during annual general meetings.
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Overall, voting members are necessary for organizations, associations, societies, and bodies that rely on participatory decision-making and democratic practices.

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