Quorum And Non-Voting Members

Quorum and Non-Voting Members

Quorum Requirements

A quorum ensures a minimum percentage of eligible members participate before a vote is valid.

For example, setting a quorum at 50% requires at least half of the assigned voters to submit votes before results are finalized.

This ensures transparency and fairness for key resolutions or policy approvals.

Non-Voting Members

Non-Voting Members can attend and participate in discussions but cannot vote on motions.

They can be board members or committee members.

Once tagged as Non-Voting, they won’t appear in voter selection when setting up a vote.

Learn more in the How to designate a Non-Voting Member guide.