Corporations, fight voting curbs: Press statements and symbolic periodic boycotts aren’t good enough ...Middle East

As restrictive voting laws are sweeping the country, an increasing number of business executives are weighing in. Almost 200 corporate leaders sent a letter to Texas legislative leaders criticizing their state’s new laws. This followed similar pronouncements by corporations against Georgia’s voter suppression laws, and full-page newspaper ads by hundreds of corporate leaders and law firms condemning such legislation.

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