PRESS RELEASE: Heartland/Rasmussen Poll: Majority of Voters Reject Great Reset, Say Businesses’ Highest Priority Should Be Products and Services, Not Social Justice or Climate Change
January 17, 2022
By Justin Haskins, Christopher Talgo, Donald Kendal, Jim Lakely
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Voters said international institutions like the United Nations, World Economic Forum, and International Monetary Fund should have a limited influence in crafting regulations for U.S. businesses.
Only 10% of voters say “trying to stop climate change” or “using business resources to pursue social justice causes” should be highest priority for businesses.
52% of voters who said they are familiar with the Great Reset said they “somewhat” or “strongly” oppose it.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL (January 18, 2022) – Voters believe that businesses should focus on traditional economic goals such as offering high-quality goods and services, earning a profit, and offering good pay and benefits for employees, rather than make climate change or social justice causes their highest priority. Voters also reject the Great Reset movement—a global economic strategy in response to the coronavirus pandemic that aims to change the priorities of capitalism—and say that international institutions such as the United Nations and World Economic Forum should have a limited impact, or none at all, on the regulations governing U.S. businesses.
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