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Perhaps the oddest thing in the stuff you linked is that Ron Conway has a "political advisor." "Ron is exercising his constitutional right - even responsibilit
by justin66 6y ago
Perhaps the oddest thing in the stuff you linked is that Ron Conway has a "political advisor."
"Ron is exercising his constitutional right - even responsibility - to participate in the political process of his hometown and have opinions about candidates and issues on the ballot. It’s no different from any other CEO or union or high profile individual making endorsements. Ron understands that ranked-choice voting does not allow for multiple votes for the same candidate, though his enthusiasm for some candidates seems to have been interpreted otherwise. The fact is a lot of people in the tech community look to Ron for recommendations and he is glad to share them and encourage others to share them as well," said Alex Tourk, Conway's political advisor in an email to Business Insider.