What margin is required for impeachment approval?

• A. Simple majority
• B. Two-thirds majority
• C. All but one board member must agree
• D. Unanimous by all members

Answer: (C)

This question tests how high the approval bar is for impeachment. The rule “all but one board member must agree” sets a near-unanimous standard: if the board has N members, you need N−1 votes in favor. In other words, only one member can dissent for impeachment to pass. That is far stricter than a simple majority or a two-thirds vote, and it means impeachment is pursued only with overwhelmingly broad support. For example, with ten board members, nine must vote in favor. Abstentions can complicate meeting the threshold, so the expectation is clear, affirmative support from all but one member.