New York Chief executives and other high-ranking leaders from more than 100 companies including Target, Snapchat and Uber issued a public statement Friday opposing any measures that deny eligible voters the right to cast ballots.
"We believe every American should have a voice in our democracy and that voting should be safe and accessible to all voters," the statement said. The companies are part of Civic Alliance, a coalition that"recognizes that a strong democracy is good for business," according to its website.
You mean states that don't want another disaster election where numerous third party sources are now combing through data and listing thousands of fake addresses and names?
Have you read the bill? Terribly biased and inaccurate post. Typical of fake news Cnn.
CNN promoting lies. Ga expanded time for early voting and stopping people from bribing folks in line and you know you did it DemoRATS. Made it easier and less chance of cheating. Stop lying so much!!!!
The republicans are acting like the old KKK
Anti American corporate cowards bowing to the left and Twitter mob. Read the bill.
MSMIsTheEnemyOfThePeople
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Bout time! Now they need to put their money where their mouth is! Donate to voting rights orgs in every state.
Yes Republicans with clap down
Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick is wrong again! People in Texas don’t mind big business speaking out against corrupt evil politicians threatening Democracy. They are pissed at incompetent self serving politicians that place themselves above the people they serve at all costs.
Need ID to buy cough medicine, drive, rent a car, fly, to buy spray paint at Walmart, get a job. People crying.... Artificial Oppression. 😢