Common Stock: Holders of common stock typically have voting rights, which allow them to participate in decisions like electing the board of directors or approving major corporate actions.
Other Securities:
Preferred Stock: Usually does not carry voting rights.
Corporate and Convertible Bonds: Debt instruments, so they do not confer voting rights.
References:
SEC Guide on Stock Voting Rights: SEC Voting Rights.
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