10 Surprising Ways Voting for President Mirrors Shareholder Voting

Let's face it. As the presidential election looms, we've all become political junkies. We've spent far too much time following each nuance of this strange election. Voting as a shareholder seems boring, civil, and straight-laced by comparison. Or is it? Voting as a citizen has much in common with voting as a shareholder of a publicly traded company. And both matter. 1. Voting is voluntary. People should vote, but often don't. Citizens, at least in the U.S., are not obliged to vote. Many don't. S...