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Under traditional method, number of votes = number of shares. She may cast 1,000 votes for herself.
Under cumulative method, number of votes = number of shares * number of seats up for election.
Number of votes = 1,000 * 4 = 4,000. She may cast 4,000 votes for herself.
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