I believe that Turner has changed the voting so that the reverse split is guaranteed - so I don't think it matters how retail shareholders vote.
But I would never vote for a reverse split.
Some guy wanted to argue with me that a abstaining from voting was a yes vote and quoted from Robert's Rules of Order which has nothing to do with securities. Abstaining is the same as a No vote.
Here is the problem - Turner hasn't been motivated to get the proxy material out and Turner hasn't tried to convince shareholders the need for a reverse split. That makes me very suspicious because of the new clause about the Series A and B shareholders.
But we will soon find out.
Plus, DGF can file a Motion for Summary Judgment against OWCP. That would just as disastrous.