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“Some of the companies are not done fighting the bill. Uber, Lyft and DoorDash have pledged to spend $90 million to support a ballot initiative that would essen
by lr 7y ago
“Some of the companies are not done fighting the bill. Uber, Lyft and DoorDash have pledged to spend $90 million to support a ballot initiative that would essentially exempt them from the legislation.”
And how may people who drive for these companies are not citizens and cannot vote?
- kryogen1c 7y agoI would guess very few, since driving requires a smartphone, a license, a vehicle, and a bank account. Its possible to work around these, of course, but the numbers must be small.
- asteli 7y ago? You can easily get all those things as a non-citizen resident. Do you mean undocumented immigrants or something?
- apta 7y agoThe poster seems to be talking about illegal immigrants.
- hypersoar 7y agoThese are all obtainable without citizenship. There are clearly a lot of immigrants driving for Uber.
- magashna 7y agoIf they pledged that money to pay their employees properly, wouldn't it be a wash?
- hfdehfddhs 7y ago$90 million is peanuts compared to the potential cost of this bill. That's why lobbying and buying propaganda works.