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Members don’t always agree with each other. One may believe that a merger is the best thing for an LLC and another may feel just the opposite. In addition, not all members are equal. Some own voting shares; others may own nonvoting shares. One member may own more than 50 percent of the outstanding voting interest of an LLC and thus be considered a controlling member, at least for matters requiring majority approval. Members who don’t own a controlling interest in stock are considered minority members. Minority members are obviously subject to getting outvoted on issues.