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Fortune
Lila MacLellan

Tesla shareholders who are furious with Elon Musk have 2 main options to advocate for change

Elon Musk sits in a White House meeting wearing a red hat (Credit: Getty Images—Samuel Corum/Sipa/Bloomberg)

Since Elon Musk became a senior advisor to President Donald Trump, the billionaire’s politics and work leading the Department of Government Efficiency have triggered a harsh backlash against his companies—especially Tesla.

Peaceful protests have been staged at the electric-vehicle maker’s dealerships, but Teslas have also been torched, and charging stations vandalized. Enterprising Amazon sellers are now making hundreds of thousands per month producing anti-Musk stickers for Tesla drivers who bought the car before it became a political symbol. Despite a slight uptick in the car company’s share price over the past week, the rise of DOGE has coincided with an overall slump in Tesla’s stock.

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