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Which ballot is for JP Morgan loan officers? Or do you mean voting in my non-battleground state for US president (D for the past 30 years), or perhaps senator
by ken 6y ago
Which ballot is for JP Morgan loan officers?
Or do you mean voting in my non-battleground state for US president (D for the past 30 years), or perhaps senator (D for the past 20 years)? What effect, exactly, are we hoping for?
‘Voting for financial policy change‘ is like ‘participating in a moment of silence for those we’ve lost to the pandemic‘. The act is something a reasonable person should do because they are a member of society but it is not a solution to that particular problem.
- zapita 6y agoAre you certain that none of your mayor, governor, senators, representatives, state senate, state representatives, local democratic council members etc. have accepted JPM’s money? Perhaps you can research that point, and act accordingly. In “all blue” seats you can do this in primary elections. You can also donate your time and money to battleground campaigns elsewhere in the US if you are a citizen. There are also plenty of ways to get more people to vote, including in battleground states. If you care, there are plenty of things you can do.