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Alternately, companies could create different classes of stock, giving more voting rights to those who hold the stocks longer.
Private companies going public often rely on "dual-class shares" that give original owners more voting rights than other investors.
Shuanghui's management retains the majority stake in the company at around 36 percent of shares, but has more voting rights than other shareholders.
Getting more voting machines into crowded inner-city precincts will help a lot too.The Appalachian strategy is ambitious in a different way.
Emerging countries have argued that they should have more voting power within the fund if they are going to contribute more financing.
More voting sites have since opened, prompting turnout to "skyrocket", according to a memo distributed by the Clinton campaign on Wednesday.
The company will have dual classes of stock that will give company insiders much more voting power than public investors to elect directors.
Many Germans note with horror that, if Turkey ever joins, it is likely on present demographic trends to become the most populous member by 2020, with more voting weight and more MEPs than Germany.
The North Carolina elections board, and many county boards, said it would actually cost more money, because they would have to open more voting sites and have less flexibility allocating staff members.
The biggest single issue is the small countries' fear that a move to give bigger countries more voting power will mean that they strike bilateral bargains, then impose them on smaller nations.
