Persistent members of the 70,000-member, $1.6 billion TechnologyCredit Union have received a more accurate count of the votes castin the credit union's recent charter change balloting.
|According to the members, the San Jose, Calif., credit unionreported that 17,995 members voted in the balloting, with 4,136voting in favor of the proposal to become a mutual bank and 13,819voting against.
|Last week Technology CU executives reported approximatepercentages of the voting results.
|The members who led the campaign against the credit unionbecoming a bank said they now are considering a recall move against board members as well ascontinuing their court case seeking access to member contactinformation.
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