# Quorum

## What is a quorum?

In each community, the concept of quorum is employed to set a minimum threshold of voters necessary for a proposal to pass. This threshold ensures a sufficient level of community engagement and participation. For example, a 60% quorum may require that 60% of the total voting power must be exercised. If the quorum is reached, the decision with the highest number of votes prevails. Proposals fail if the quorum threshold is not met.

A community admin can set the quorum.

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