The Shareholders United Act is a bill introduced in 2014 and 205 to the Maryland State Senate by Senator Jamie Raskin to realize the currently-unfounded ideas about corporate decision-making upon which the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission was premised. Essentially, Sen. Raskin’s bill requires that a corporation’s shareholders — the true owners of the corporation — vote to decide when their corporation spends money on the support or defeat of a candidate or issue, and that they be provided with the information necessary to do so. [ 1069 more words. ]

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