Don't worry, they'll just vote themselves a new extension privately without the common shareholders. There is no way of knowing the common vote as it's private secretly behind closed doors and all they do is submit a letter to the SEC that a vote was accepted for another illegal extension for a merger.
It's all internal with no vetting allowed by the public. Even if they admit, like before there wasn't enough votes, they find another million to support them.
The only way is for the SEC to shut this scam down.
I don't think I've ever seen a SEC registered? company have perpetual vote counts for extensions. Someone somewhere in the SEC is watching.
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