Google cofounder Sergey Brin has donated $100 million, more than any billionaire, opposing California’s Wealth Tax, but he cannot cast a vote next month as …

Google cofounder Sergey Brin has emerged as the biggest financial opponent of California’s proposed billionaire wealth tax, contributing more than $100 million to campaigns against the measure. However, the tech billionaire will not be eligible to vote on the proposal next month after changing his voter registration from California to Nevada, according to a Forbes report. Brin has channelled his opposition to the tax through his Build a Better California PAC, making him the largest donor fighting the initiative. The irony, Forbes noted, is that Brin himself will not get a say at the ballot box because public records from the Nevada Secretary of State’s office show he changed his voter registration to Nevada on December 10.

Sergey Brin’s move to Nevada linked to tax concerns