• ActuallyASeal@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    In other towns where this is allowed, a representative of the entity, not the actual owner, was able to cast the ballot for the company after signing the necessary affidavit. Delaware allows for the owner of the LLC’s identity to not be public.

    Yep no way this doesn’t-

    In a Newark referendum election in 2019, a property manager was able to vote 31 times because he was in control of 31 LLCs, which owned 31 parcels of land. The city then changed its regulations after this became public.

    Ah it already did cause problems.

    Why in the world would you put business on the same legal basis of actual citizens?