Americans have offered their initial judgment of Elizabeth Warren's plan to break up large technology companies like Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Google: they don't support it.
Americans have offered their initial judgment of Elizabeth Warren's plan to break up large technology companies: they don't support it.
Warren, the Massachusetts senator now seeking the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, has emphasized her commitment to challenging corporate power. Her proposal aims to break up tech giants with global revenue of at least $25 billion, with the goal of helping consumers and small businesses by improving competition and preventing abuses of corporate power.
The telephone survey of 1,000 adults, conducted March 23-27, carries a margin for error of 3.1 percentage points. Just 36% call themselves satisfied with the amount of federal oversight and regulation of companies such as Facebook and Twitter. But they plainly don't want those companies' services to go away.
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