Elon Musk will change the rules for voting on Twitter (after losing in his latest poll)

After a majority voted in favor of Elon Musk resigning as CEO of Twitter, in a poll created by himself, the businessman has announced that he plans to change the rules of who can vote.

On December 18, Musk asked the Twitter population: “Should I follow the head of Twitter? I will abide by the results of this survey.” Y 57.5% of the 17.5 million voters answered no.

The Twitter public spoke! Elon Musk should resign according to the survey that he himself called on the social network

But, of course, he hasn’t resigned, although he says he will “as soon as I find someone crazy enough to take that position.” He later wrote: “nobody wants the job that can keep Twitter alive. there is no successor”.

He soon found support in the suggestion of a tweeter from allow only those with a paid subscription or Twitter Blue to vote in polls related to company policies, because they are the ones who have “interests in the game”. Musk embraced the idea. “Good point. Twitter will make that change.”

Another of his fans told him that it had been incautious to do a free survey, when Musk is now “the number one enemy of the deep state.”, which has the largest army of bots on Twitter, with 100,000 analysts with 30-40 accounts all voting against it.” And she asked him to ask the question again.

Elon Musk announces his resignation as CEO of Twitter although he reveals when he will do it

The billionaire, who also runs Tesla and SpaceX, has complained about the tedium of running Twitter, which it bought for $44 million this year. He called it “the fast track to bankruptcy.”

Tesla closed its toughest year on the stock market

Meanwhile, the electric vehicle company run by Elon Musk, Tesla closed 2022 as its toughest year, being the worst big company in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index, having lost more than 700,000 million dollars in market valuation.

Tesla shares have fallen 65.03% from December 31 of last year to yesterday’s close, compared to the all-time high for profit and production, which was reached in November 2021. The causes?

– A new wave of COVID-19 cases in China has production halted at Tesla’s Shanghai facility.

– Tesla’s North American discounts for Model 3 and Model Y electric vehicles were unpopular with shareholders.

– The sale of more than 39,000 million dollars in shares of Tesla and the purchase of Twitter, which cost Musk the title of the richest person in the worldleaving the site to the president and CEO of LVMH, the French Bernard Arnault. (AND)