Conservative companies

The following is a non-exhaustive list of for-profit companies which generally support conservative principles, individuals, and/or organizations. (These companies are listed alphabetically.) This list is based primarily on official, corporate activity, but also based on activities approved but not sponsored by the companies.
(Note: Indicators of conservative interest can change suddenly. To be certain, we suggest that our readers also do research on their own. If any inaccurate entries are found in this list, please update them!)

Very conservative

The following are companies which openly support conservative principles, while refusing to support most if not all liberal ones.

• Cabela's (owned by Bass Pro Shops)
• Charity Mobile
• Cintas Corporation (Business services company)
• ConocoPhillips Corporation (energy provider)
• ExxonMobil
• Hemispheres
• Hobby Lobby
• Mardel
• Molson Coors Brewing
• Patriot Mobile
• Sheetz
• Uline Inc

Somewhat conservative

The following companies support some conservative causes and principles, but do not seem to take a strong stand solely in their favor. These typically offer minor support to liberal causes, but from a statistical standpoint are still more conservative than not.

• Abbott Laboratories (Similac, Pediasure, Pedialyte, etc.)
• Applebee's (DineEquity, Inc.)
• Arby's (Roark Capital Group)
• AutoZone Inc.
• Brave
• Bass Pro Shops
• Guitar Center (parent of Musicians Friends)
• Flowers Foods (Wonder Bread, Tastykake, Nature's Own, Bunny Bread, Mrs. Freshley's, HomePride, etc.)
• Gold's Gym (TRT Holdings)
• Murphy USA
• New Balance
• Omni Hotels (TRT Holdings)
• Outback Steakhouse (Bloomin' Brands)
• Progressive Insurance
• ProPay
• Publix Super Markets, Inc.
• Remington (Cerberus Capital Management, which includes Marlin Firearms & Advanced Armament Corporation)
• Urban Outfitters
• White Castle System
• Winn-Dixie (Southeastern Grocers)
• Yuengling (craft beer company)

Slightly conservative

The following companies seem to show slight leanings or preferences towards conservative principles and causes, but do not seem firm or determined in this trend. Liberal causes are usually also supported at least in part, but over all, they tend to favor conservatism slightly.

• Ace Hardware Corporation
• American Greetings Corp
• Amway/Alticor Inc.
• Anheuser-Busch
• Bed Bath & Beyond (parent of Buy Buy Baby, Christmas Tree Shop, Cost Plus World Market, and One Kings Lane)
• BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse
• Blue Bell
• Carl's Jr.
• CenturyLink
• Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
• Domino's Pizza
• Dr. Pepper Snapple Group (Dr. Pepper, 7UP, Mott's, Snapple, A&W Root Beer, Crush, etc.) https://www.2ndvote.com/business-entity/snapple/
• Expedia (including Hotels.com, Orbitz, Trivago, Travelocity, and Hotwire)
• Fruit of the Loom (Berkshire Hathaway)
• Hanes
• KFC (Yum! Brands)
• Koch Industries (Angel Soft, Rock Island Oil & Refining Company, Invista, Koch Minerals, Georgia-Pacific, Molex, Koch Fertilizer, Flint Hills Resources, Koch Pipeline, Matador Cattle Company, and Guardian Industries)
• Las Vegas Sands (casino and resort)
• L.L. Bean
• Long John Silver (Yum! Brands)
• Menard
• Perry Ellis International (owns multiple apparel brands)
• Ross Stores
• Staples Inc.
• Taco Bell (Yum! Brands)

Debatable whether conservative

The following are companies which give mixed signals, some in support of conservative principles, and some the opposite. This conflicting activity makes their beliefs and intentions difficult to discern with certainty, warranting some debate.

• Auto Zone (parent of AutoAnything, ALLDATA, and Chief auto parts)
• Avis Car Rental (Avis Budget Group)
• Best Buy
• Boeing Co
• Budget (Avis Budget Group)
• Coldwell Banker (Realogy)
• Comcast
• Cooper Tires (Cooper Tire & Rubber Company)
• Ford Motor Co.
• Health Net
• Hormel
• Howard Johnson
• iHeartMedia Inc
• Kraft Heinz Co (3G Capital)
• Krispy Kreme
• Longhorn Steakhouse (Darden Restaurants)
• Marshalls
• Nissan
• Olive Garden (Darden Restaurants)
• Papa John's
• Payless Car Rental (Avis Budget Group)
• Regal Cinemas (Anschutz Corp)
• Royal Dutch Shell (Shell Oil)
• Safeway Inc. (Cerberus Capital Management)
• Schnucks
• Southwest Airlines
• Stop & Shop (Ahold Delhaize)
• SunTrust
• The Capital Grille (Darden Restaurants)
• TJ Maxx
• United Technologies (Otis, UTC Climate, Controls & Security, Pratt & Whitney, and UTC Aerospace Systems)
• USAA
• Waffle House Inc.
• WayFair Inc.
• Wegmans (supermarket)
• Xerox

No longer conservative

These are organizations which historically may have shown conservative interests, but no longer seem to do so. Although sometimes perceived as conservative, their more recent actions indicate otherwise.

• AT&T
• Burger King (3G Capital)
• Chick-Fil-A

• Dell Inc.
• Dick's Sporting Goods
• Dollar Rent A Car (Hertz)
• FedEx
• Lowe's Corporation
• Macy's (and Bloomingdale's)
• McDonald's Corp
• PepsiCo Inc.
• Target Corp
• The Walt Disney Company
• Wal-Mart Stores
• Wendy's Co

Neutral

These are companies which do not seem to engage in politics of any sort, instead focusing solely on running their businesses.

• 7-Eleven (Seven & I Holdings)
• Advance Auto Parts
• Aeropostale
• Air Canada
• Aldi
• American Financial Group (Insurance)
• Applebee's Neighborhood Bar and Grill (DineEquity, Inc.)
• AutoNation
• Blimpie Sandwiches
• Boston Market (restaurant)
• Champs Sports (owned by Foot Locker)
• Cinemark Theatres (parent of Rave Cinemas and Century Theatres)
• Circle K (Couche-Tard)
• Crazy 8 (clothing retailer)
• CST Brands (fuel and convenience retailer; parent of Ultramar)
• Cumberland Farms (fuel and convenience retailer)
• DHL
• Dollar Tree

• Flower Foods
• Smucker's

See also

• Major conservative organizations
• Liberal corporate tyranny
• 2nd Vote