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Americans overwhelmingly oppose corporate monopolies and believe big businesses have amassed too much power and influence, according to a major new poll of seven geographically diverse states commissioned by More Perfect Union Foundation. The 81 percent of likely respondents who said they were concerned that corporations were becoming too powerful were indicative of a clear populist backlash against what three-quarters of respondents called an economy that has been rigged for the elites and wealthy. There was broad bipartisan concern with corporate power, from 92 percent of Democrats, 81 percent of independents, and 71 percent of Republicans. The survey, conducted by GQR, polled 1,400 respondents in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, and North Carolina. #labormovement #corporategreed #labor #workersrights

Americans overwhelmingly oppose corporate monopolies and believe big businesses have amassed too much power and influence, according to a major new poll of seven geographically diverse states commissioned by More Perfect Union Foundation. The 81 percent of likely respondents who said they were concerned that corporations were becoming too powerful were indicative of a clear populist backlash against what three-quarters of respondents called an economy that has been rigged for the elites and wealthy. There was broad bipartisan concern with corporate power, from 92 percent of Democrats, 81 percent of independents, and 71 percent of Republicans. The survey, conducted by GQR, polled 1,400 respondents in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, and North Carolina. #labormovement #corporategreed #labor #workersrights

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