Toyota Will No Longer Donate To Republicans Who Voted To Overturn 2020 Election
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Toyota reversed course hours after the Lincoln Project released a damning video attacking the company for backing lawmakers who refused to certify the el...
Toyota is reversing course on campaign donations to lawmakers who tried to overturn the election. The car manufacturer announced Thursday that it will no longer donate to members of Congress who voted against certifying the 2020 election, according to The Detroit News. Toyota spokesperson Edward Lewis told the newspaper that while “the vast majority” of its 2021 donations went to Democrats and Republicans who supported the certification of the 2020 election, the company understands “that the PAC decision to support select Members of Congress who contested the results troubled some stakeholders.”
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