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Rappahannock Electric Cooperative

Rappahannock Electric Cooperative

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Sep 2, 2026

Elisa WoodHOST
10:43
Yeah, yeah.
Elisa WoodHOST
10:44
No, I can relate to that because I'm part of an electric cooperative here in Virginia, the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative.
Elisa WoodHOST
10:50
And I was shocked when one night I was sitting in my living room reading and I suddenly got a phone call and it was this person on the phone saying, hi, you're going to be available in the next half hour.
Elisa WoodHOST
11:00
The CEO of Rappahannock Electric Cooperative is going to have a phone call with some people and he'd like you to be on the call.
Elisa WoodHOST
11:06
And I was like, what? Is this a sales call? But no, like a half an hour later, they called me back and they had just randomly chosen people throughout the conference.
Elisa WoodHOST
11:17
cooperative and decided to just talk to them.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:32
And one is from a co-- a cooperative right outside of DC, where I'm usually based.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:39
Uh, called, uh, the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, which is one of the largest electric cooperatives in the country.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:45
And I think one governance abuse that I'll highlight, uh, is the use of proxy votes, where a person can designate their vote to a friend or neighbor who will attend the annual board meeting.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:59
On paper, that sounds fine.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:02
You know, on the other hand, there are some really sad tales of democracy being almost completely absent.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:09
And one is from a cooperative right outside of D.C., where I'm usually based, called the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, which is one of the largest electric cooperatives in the country.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:22
And I think one Governance abuse that I'll highlight, uh, is the use of proxy votes, where a person can designate their vote to a friend or neighbor who will attend the annual board meeting.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:36
On paper, that sounds fine.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:25
You know, on the other hand, there are some Really sad tales of democracy being almost completely absent.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:32
And one is from a co- a cooperative right outside of DC, where I'm usually based, uh, called, uh, the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, which is one of the largest electric cooperatives in the country.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:45
And I think one governance abuse that I'll highlight, uh, is the use of proxy votes, where a person can designate their vote to a friend or neighbor who will attend the annual board meeting.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:59
On paper, that sounds fine.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:29
You know, on the other hand, there are some really sad tales of democracy being almost completely absent.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:36
And one is from a co- a cooperative right outside of DC where I'm usually based, uh, called, uh, the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, which is one of the largest electric cooperatives in the country.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:49
And I think one governance abuse that I'll highlight, uh, is the use of proxy votes, where a person can designate their vote to a friend or neighbor who will attend the annual board meeting.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
25:03
On paper that sounds fine.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:39
And one is from a cooperative right outside of D.C. where I'm usually based.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:46
called the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, which is one of the largest electric cooperatives in the country.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:52
And I think one governance abuse that I'll highlight is the use of proxy votes, where a person can designate their vote to a friend or neighbor who will attend the annual board meeting.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
25:06
On paper, that sounds fine.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
25:32
You know, the other hand, there are some really sad tales of democracy being almost completely absent.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
25:40
And one is from a cooperative right outside of D.C., where I'm usually based, called the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, which is one of the largest electric cooperatives in the country.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
25:52
And I think one governance abuse that I'll highlight is the use of proxy votes, where A person can designate their vote to a friend or neighbor who will attend the annual board meeting.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
26:07
On paper, that sounds fine.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:39
And one is from a cooperative right outside of D.C. where I'm usually based.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:46
called the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, which is one of the largest electric cooperatives in the country.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:52
And I think one governance abuse that I'll highlight is the use of proxy votes, where a person can designate their vote to a friend or neighbor who will attend the annual board meeting.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
25:06
On paper, that sounds fine.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:39
And one is from a cooperative right outside of D.C. where I'm usually based.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:46
called the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, which is one of the largest electric cooperatives in the country.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:52
And I think one governance abuse that I'll highlight is the use of proxy votes, where a person can designate their vote to a friend or neighbor who will attend the annual board meeting.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
25:06
On paper, that sounds fine.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
23:32
You know, on the other hand, there are some really sad tales of democracy being almost completely absent.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
23:39
And one is from a co-- a cooperative right outside of DC, where I'm usually based, called the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, which is one of the largest electric cooperatives in the country.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
23:52
And I think one governance abuse that I'll highlight, uh, is the use of proxy votes, where a person can designate their vote to a friend or neighbor who will attend the annual board meeting.
Sandeep VaheesanGUEST
24:06
On paper, that sounds fine.

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