CEOs Weigh Donation, Investment Pullback Over Voting Rights

April 11, 2021

A consortium of chief executive officers and other leaders of major U.S. corporations held an hour-long Zoom call on Saturday to discuss ways to push for greater voting access amid new restrictions enacted or pending in Georgia, Texas, and other states.

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