Opponents of the New Deal included business leaders and

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While many labor leaders supported the New Deal, some opposed it, particularly those affiliated with more radical or socialist groups. Business leaders, on the other hand, were generally opposed to the New Deal and saw it as overreaching government intervention in the economy. The League of Women Voters had mixed opinions on the New Deal, but generally supported its efforts to expand social welfare programs. Western farmers, particularly those in the Dust Bowl region, were initially supportive of the New Deal's agricultural policies, but some later became disillusioned with them. Workers in the Civilian Conservation Corps were generally supportive of the program and its aims to provide employment and environmental conservation work during the Great Depression.

Opponents of the New Deal Included Business Leaders and