Overpaid CEO tax
Coverage of Overpaid CEO tax in the Nexus archive.
- San Francisco’s ‘Overpaid CEO’ tax measure fails
San Francisco’s 'Overpaid CEO' tax measure, Prop. D, failed despite support from labor unions. The measure was opposed by Mayor Daniel Lurie and the Chamber of Commerce.
- The rise and fall of the Overpaid CEO Tax, and the desperate rush to stop it
The Overpaid CEO Tax's rise and fall involved a failed compromise, leading to Prop. D's inclusion on the ballot. Daniel Lurie urged voters to act as efforts to stop the tax intensified.
- Election update: Overpaid CEO tax continues to bleed votes in most recent ballot drop
The CEO tax measure is losing votes but at a reduced rate following the release of 15,000 additional ballots. The latest ballot drop shows the measure continues to lose support, though the margin is narrowing.
- San Francisco ‘Overpaid CEO tax’ losing, rival measure trounced
Prop. D, the 'Overpaid CEO Tax,' is losing but labor unions remain hopeful for its passage. Rival Prop. C has been decisively defeated.
- Is San Francisco at an ‘eat the rich’ moment? The Overpaid CEO Tax could tell
San Francisco's Overpaid CEO Tax is highlighted as a potential indicator of a growing anti-big tech and anti-billionaire movement nationwide. The measure reflects a broader narrative targeting high-earning executives and billionaires.