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Why corporate America appears to be drifting away from the Republican Party

  • Written by M. K. Chin, Assistant Professor of Management, Indiana University
Why corporate America appears to be drifting away from the Republican PartyPublic protests over Georgia's voting law likely contributed to many companies' taking a strong stand. AP Photo/Jeff Amy

There’s a growing rift between corporate America and the GOP – two groups that have long been bedfellows.

The latest incident involves a restrictive voting law passed in Georgia – with dozens of other states...

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