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Politics / a year ago
Elon Musk Puts His Fate as Twitter CEO to a Vote: Should He Step Down?
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Elon Musk has sparked a debate about social media censorship and tech giants' power with his poll asking if he should resign as Twitter's CEO - a poll that has already garnered over 4 million votes.
Elon Musk stunned Twitter users Sunday when he posted a poll asking whether he should resign as Twitter's CEO. The poll quickly garnered over 4 million votes, with 57.9 percent of respondents saying Musk should step down and 42.1 percent saying he should stay. The poll came hours after Fox News host Tucker Carlson questioned why former intelligence officials were working as top executives for Twitter on his show 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.' Musk, who has been vocal in his criticism of social media censorship, has not yet commented on the poll results. The tech mogul has been a controversial figure on Twitter, with many of his tweets sparking debate and criticism. In 2018, he drew backlash for his tweet about taking Tesla private at $420 a share, which the Securities and Exchange Commission said violated securities laws. Musk has also been vocal about his support for cryptocurrencies, particularly Dogecoin, which he has promoted on his Twitter account. At this time, it is unclear if Musk will take the poll results into account and step down as Twitter CEO. However, it is clear that the poll has sparked a discussion about the power of social media and the role of tech giants in the industry.
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Original title: Elon Musk asks 'should I step down as head of Twitter?' in poll, promises to 'abide by the results'

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