Decentralized stock voting on Polymath revolutionizes proxy battles by leveraging blockchain for transparency and security. Shareholders use POLY tokens to vote directly, bypassing intermediaries, ensuring real-time, tamper-proof records. This eliminates proxy abuses, as seen in cases like Procter & Gamble, where illegitimate votes skewed outcomes. Polymath’s ERC-1400 standard enforces compliance, automating KYC and transfer controls. In proxy fights, activists can rally shareholders transparently, with votes immutably logged, preventing manipulation. Polymesh, Polymath’s institutional-grade blockchain, enhances scalability and privacy, aligning with modern capital market needs. By decentralizing voting, Polymath empowers shareholders, reduces costs, and restores trust in corporate governance, reshaping how proxy battles are fought and won in the digital age.