Will Tesla investors approve Elon Musk's pay? Here's a look at shareholder voting trends.

Tesla (TSLA) shareholders will vote on Thursday, June 13 over whether CEO Elon Musk can keep his $56 billion compensation package.
Yahoo Finance Legal Reporter Alexis Keenan crunches the numbers on how many other chief executives are pushing for higher pay packages and overall shareholder sentiment on the topic.
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[begufibegufi]

I'm a retail investor and vote against it

[julianbeatty]

Misleading analysis. What's being decided on whether Elon Musk should be for work *already done*, when there is no legal obligation to do so. This isn't a package with new goals, new stipulations and benchmarks. Vote will probably fail.

[JamesArthur-qzfm]

The man eats mushrooms in the morning then needs ketamine to go to sleep he is the 21st century Howard Hughes

[ElonMuskDailyLife]

This model is all good as this woman is NOT advising the viewers (possible undecided shareholders) to vote YES or NO but simply giving a perspective. Most of the time (almost 90%) these MSM invite guests who are NOT the $TSLA shareholders and since they've no skin in the game, they doesn't care if the stock goes up or down after the vote. Then worst, they start advocating to VOTE AGAINST the pay package as I've seen multiple times on CNBC which is UNACCEPTABLE.

[axe]

Elon Musk should get a smaller pay package. Most of the valuation is driven by irrational hype driven by Musk to artificially inflate the stock price. A fair share price as a EV company is closer to 110

[valcummings]

Should contracts be honored?
If a contract is not worth the paper we write them on then why have contracts? In my opinion Elon has earned every penny plus now that he has to go through all of this BS by unappreciative shareholders that have seen their investment 10X.

[tommykaira]

Here's the thing: you folks say this is for Elon's 2018 achievements, why didn't he asked for it in 2019, 2020, 2021, hell even 2022, but only bring this up in 2024? Please help me to understand.

[johnprice-fo]

Well you worked for me for 6 years or more but I don't think I should pay you...a dumocrat would say.

[johnprice-fo]

How much wealth did Elon bring to his shareholders? Yes, he deserves every penny.

[didier_]

I don't know about you but if you don't pay me for 6 years I'm not going to keep working for free.