What margin is required for impeachment approval by the executive board?

• A. Unanimous of all members
• B. Two-thirds of the executive board
• C. Majority of the executive board
• D. All but one of the executive board must agree

Answer: (D)

The concept being tested is the voting margin or threshold needed to impeach by an executive board—the level of consensus required for such a serious action. The described option states that all but one must agree, meaning with N members, N−1 must vote in favor. That sets a near-unanimous standard: an almost complete consensus with only a single member allowed to dissent. This exactly matches the idea of a very high bar for impeachment, making it very hard to pass while still permitting one dissenting vote. The other thresholds are less demanding: unanimity would require every member to vote yes; two-thirds or a simple majority require fewer votes and could pass with more defections or abstentions.