Tech workers open their wallets to beat Trump even with stocks soaring and profits near records
But Trump made it hard in 2016 for many mainstream Republicans to suck it up and support their party's candidate. Clinton won by a wider margin in Seattle and across most of the Bay Area than did Obama four years earlier, and employees at the five most valuable tech companies contributedJonathan Brown, a mobile apps developer at
Former middle school principal Jamaal Bowman poses outside a subway station on June 17, 2020 in the Bronx borough of New York City.He's mostly focused on backing liberal Democrats in their primary elections and hasn't yet decided what he'll do during the general elections.
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