The most liberal and conservative tech companies, ranked by employees' political donations

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Netflix employees send 98% of their political contributions to Democrats, while those at Qualcomm split theirs evenly between parties.

, the company's vice president of product and social impact, has contributed $50,000 to the Pelosi Victory Fund, which goes toward helping the DCCC and reelecting Pelosi.is another example of a legacy technology company that's moving more Democratic among its employee base. Typically, employees from the chipmaker have donated 35% to 45% to Republicans.

In this cycle, employees at Intel have directed their heftiest checks to Sanders, Warren and Biden, with the DCCC and Democratic National Senatorial Campaign Committee tops among organizations. Kelly in Arizona has been one of the leading recipients in Senate races.employee data is hard to make sense of from one election to the next, in part because the company is so acquisitive that the staff makeup changes frequently.

As with many tech companies, the order of donation sizes goes Sanders, Warren and then Biden. However, in Senate races, McConnell is the leading recipient. Safra Catz, chief executive officer of Oracle, arrives at Trump Tower in New York, on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2016.Democrats - $785,882 , Republicans - $380,240

 

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At least 2% of the employees have a brain

Why give at all, that is the problem money to campaigns not people to survive your high prices and people rents and mortgages so they can keep their shelter, and not wind up on the streets.

just another reason why I do not use Netflix

The whole gang there must be queer .., that would explain their love or drama drama drama. The Jeeese affliction.

Since these are likely the relatively highest paid workers in the US, then it’s fair to assume that the Democratic Party is the party of ‘the rich’.

Do you notice how Biden didn’t lead a single company? Tech companies are far left which is why you see reports that independent, moderate, and republican employees don’t feel safe voicing their opinions.

Boy thats short sighted.

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Is giving money to Democrats the measure of being 'Liberal' or supporters of Dems

Netflix can bring social change.

But I was told tech companies don’t have any bias

The funny thing you wrote this as good thing and don’t how it’s a bad thing. You leftist are clueless in your bubble.

That's why most people don't use the service

What are the percentages on Tesla?

They discriminate against conservative minded people and won't hire them. How many conservative educated employees work that there would be interesting to know. Biased left wing. like Biased right wing. All are ignorant and don't care about anyone but themselves.

You forgot to include Twitter. He donated a lot of money to AndrewYang Yang Gang.

Liberal here means pro-censorship.

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