To close the books on 2025 and prepare for a PLI panel tomorrow, I went back and updated my charts for 2025. If you want to see the latest for 2026, we’ve started a more comprehensive list aiming to track all activity, not just moves to Nevada or Texas.

Rough Totals

Overall, my count has 28 announced attempts for Nevada of some kind or another and 8 for Texas. These numbers are a bit imprecise as Eightco shows up on both lists and Liberty Live was a split off to Nevada.

Success v. Failure

Companies looking to shift jurisdictions mostly succeeded. My count has six or seven failed votes for Nevada, one withdrawal for Texas, and whatever we want to classify Solidion as.

I say six or seven failed votes for Nevada because I’m not sure exactly how to count Twin Vee PowerCats now. On December 8, 2025, Twin Vee said that “stockholders . . . approved the reincorporation of Twin Vee from the State of Delaware to the State of Nevada by conversion (the ‘Nevada Reincorporation Proposal’).” But as of January 2026, it’s still a Delaware corporation. The vote totals on the reincorporation proposal were 437,309 in favor with 661,214 broker non-votes, 88,498 votes against, and 2,496 abstentions. By my count, most of the votes cast were in favor, but a majority of the outstanding votes did not vote in favor as required by Delaware law. This contrasts with Taoweave, which explained that “The Company’s redomestication to Nevada by conversion was not approved, as the proposal did not satisfy the statutory approval requirement under Delaware law requiring the affirmative vote of a majority of the Company’s outstanding shares entitled to vote, notwithstanding that a majority of the votes cast were in favor of the proposal.”

My final lists and notes for 2025 are below.

2025 Nevada Domicile Shifts
 FirmResultNotes
 1.Fidelity National FinancialPass 
 2.MSG SportsPass 
 3.MSG EntertainmentPass 
 4.Jade BiosciencesPassJade merged with Aerovate.
 5.BAIYU HoldingsPassAction by Written Consent
 6.RobloxPass 
 7.Sphere EntertainmentPass 
 8.AMC NetworksPass 
 9.Universal Logistics Holdings, Inc.PassAction by Written Consent
 10.Revelation BiosciencesFail97% of votes cast were for moving.  There “were 1,089,301 broker non-votes regarding this proposal”
 11.Eightco HoldingsFailVotes were 608,460 in favor and 39,040 against with 763,342 broker non-votes.
 12.DropBoxPassAction by Written Consent
 13.Forward IndustriesFailThis is New York to Nevada. Votes were 427,661 for and 96,862 against with 214,063 Broker Non-Votes.  Did not receive an affirmative vote of the majority of the outstanding shares of common stock.
 14.NuburuFail87% of the votes cast were in favor of the proposal.  11% against 1.6% Abstained. There were 12,250,658 Broker Non-Votes.
 15.Xoma RoyaltyPass 
 16.Tempus AIPass 
 17.AffirmPass 
 18.Liberty LivePassThis is a split off from a Delaware entity to Nevada
 19.NetcapitalFailThis was a proposed move from Utah to Nevada. It failed with 541,055 votes in favor and 1,456,325 votes against.
 20.Algorhythm HoldingsPass622,658 For    35,133 Against
30,708 Abstain
505,992 Broker-Non-Votes
 21.Capstone Holding CorpPass4,967,536 For
 13,840 Against
466,715 Broker Non
3,990 Abstain  
 22.Taoweave
(F/K/A Oblong, Inc.)
Fail“The Company’s redomestication to Nevada by conversion was not approved, as the proposal did not satisfy the statutory approval requirement under Delaware law requiring the affirmative vote of a majority of the Company’s outstanding shares entitled to vote, notwithstanding that a majority of the votes cast were in favor of the proposal;”
 23.HWH International Inc.PassAction by written consent
 24.Twin Vee PowerCatsPass?8-K states that “stockholders . . approved the reincorporation of Twin Vee from the State of Delaware to the State of Nevada by conversion (the “Nevada Reincorporation Proposal”).

There were 437,309 votes in favor, 88,498 votes against, 2,496 abstentions, and 661,214 broker-non votes

I understand Delaware law to require a majority of the outstanding, not a majority of the votes cast, so the statement that it passed in the 8-K puzzles me.
 25.Digital Brands Group, Inc.PassAction by written consent
 26.Brilliant Earth GroupPassAction by written consent
 27.NextNRGPass95,755,366 Votes For
926,685 Votes Against 782 Abstain
524,756 Broker Non-Votes
 28.ClassOver HoldingsPass163,914,209 votes in favor.  No votes against, abstention, or broker non-votes

2025 Texas Domicile Shifts
 FirmResultNotes
1.Zion Oil and GasPass 
2.Mercado LibreWithdrawn 
3.Dillard’sPass12,791,756 votes for and 1,477,174 votes against
4.United States Antimony CorporationPassShift from Montana to Texas. 20,626,385 votes in favor.  11,816,235 against. 35,888,464 broker non-votes.
5.Exodus Movement, Inc.PassAction by written consent.
6.CoinbasePassAction by Written Consent
7.Solidion TechnologyUnclear  A preliminary proxy dated Jan. 8, 2025, announced a proposal to shift to Texas.  The most recent 10-Q identifies company as a Delaware entity.  I was not able to locate an 8-k with results of the vote.
8.Eightco HoldingsPass120,299,516 For
3,604,902 Against
97,385 Abstain
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Benjamin Edwards joined the faculty of the William S. Boyd School of Law in 2017. He researches and writes about business and securities law, corporate governance, arbitration, and consumer protection.

Prior to teaching, Professor Edwards practiced as a securities litigator in the New…

Benjamin Edwards joined the faculty of the William S. Boyd School of Law in 2017. He researches and writes about business and securities law, corporate governance, arbitration, and consumer protection.

Prior to teaching, Professor Edwards practiced as a securities litigator in the New York office of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. At Skadden, he represented clients in complex civil litigation, including securities class actions arising out of the Madoff Ponzi scheme and litigation arising out of the 2008 financial crisis. Read More