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More Americans support striking auto workers than car companies,

an AP-NORC poll shows

By DAviD kOeNiG
AP Business Writer
A majority of Americans
support higher pay for
auto workers who are on
strike against Detroit’s Big
Three carmakers, although
approval of the workers’
other demands is more
mixed, according to a poll
from The Associated Press-
NORC Center for Public Af-
fairs Research.
The poll found that 36% of
Americans sympathize with
the workers in their dispute
with the automakers, 9%
support the automakers,
and the rest back both
or neither. Support for the
autoworkers fell short of the
55% support for striking Hol-
lywood writers and actors
in an AP-NORC poll con-
ducted last month.
Still, the new poll adds to
evidence of U.S. support
for labor unions during a
year marked by strikes in
Hollywood, a walkout that
was narrowly averted by
Teamsters at United Parcel
Service, and now the pick-
et lines outside auto plants. united Auto Workers members hold picket signs near a General Motors Assembly Plant in Delta township, Mich., sept. 29, 2023.
Associated Press
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