Hundreds of Companies, CEOs Band Together on Voting Access

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Hundreds of companies, including Amazon, JPMorgan and Netflix, signed a new statement to “defend the right to vote and oppose any discriminatory legislation,” in the latest corporate response to a wave of voting bills under consideration

Hundreds of business leaders and companies, including Amazon . com Inc. and Netflix Inc., signed a new statement to “defend the right to vote and oppose any discriminatory legislation,” the latestMore than 300 companies, CEOs and other executives signed on to the statement, which appeared as an advertisement in The Wall Street Journal, the New York Times and other publications Wednesday. The ad was organized by Kenneth Chenault, the former chief executive of American Express Co.

“There is overwhelming support in corporate America for this principle of voting rights,” Mr. Chenault said. “The right to vote is fundamental to America. It is not a partisan issue.” The statement doesn’t directly address specific voting legislation, nor does it call on companies to take business action or halt political donations to lawmakers supporting such bills.

“Clearly, we’re not being prescriptive about how people manifest their opposition,” Mr. Chenault said. “Who in their right mind would say that they want legislation that will limit people’s ability to vote?”

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slpng_giants How about those companies off paid time off for all workers to go vote?!

slpng_giants Do they also agree to pay tax?

Micro aggression companies

I agree we should make it easier for eligible voter to vote, but the problem of not requiring voter ID is it allows non-citizens to vote.

Meanwhile......🤣🤣🤣🤣 hypocrisy

If they can't clean up their acts start shopping around for relocation.

Now lets see if their behavior is consistent with this 'honorable' position.

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“Hundreds of Companies band together to promote voter fraud”

America is speaking. Few are resisting!

The GQP is declaring war on corporations now by retaliating on their free speech. Citizens United will be the precedence used when the SCOTUS backhands the GQP actions.

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Voter ID laws are not discriminatory. Everyone has an identity! Stop the bullshit!

slpng_giants Please include Kansas.

Greedy, dishonest multinationals are deciding how to have fair elections... The hate for Wokeness will unite Americans as never before.

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Why no one can vote for their president or ceo in the respective company? We demand our rights

Omg

More useless virtue signaling. The letter they signed was full of vacuous platitudes. Special hypocrisy award for Coke and Delta CEOs for making a lot of noise and helping their home state lose the All-Star game but disassociated themselves from this. Jerks.

Virtue signaling betas

We’re not going to stand for no Jim Crow pt ll bs around here!!! Our country has suffered enough. Oppose votersupression Justice EqualityForAll

Go woke go broke!

Excellent.

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