Gallup Survey Shows High Public and Republican Approval for Labor Unions
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What happened
Gallup reported that public approval for organized labor is 71 percent, which is the highest level since 1957. The survey also found that 52 percent of Republicans approve of labor unions.
From newrepublic.com
Why it matters
The findings occur amid political activity, including a ballot initiative in Vermont expected to pass in November 3, which would constitutionally protect the right to join a union. This follows a period where the Washington Post opinion section advocated for free markets.
Gallup has been conducting surveys on American views of labor unions.
From newrepublic.com
Who's involved
- GallupConducted the public opinion survey on labor union approval.
- RepublicansThe political group whose approval rate for labor unions was measured.
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The entities involved
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Gallup
American analytics and advisory company
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Republicans
Brazilian political party