Record-High 89% in U.S. Say Government Corruption Widespread
The share is up 10 points from last year, while Americans also see government corruption far above business corruption.
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About 90 per cent of United States adults consider corruption to be widespread in government, which has been the highest in the last two decades, and the study has shown a sharp surge in mistrust of the authorities, writing The Washington Post. A Gallup survey conducted in May and June among thousands of people revealed an increase of 10 percentage points over last year. The United States is now leading the level of perceived corruption among ad…
Americans See Sprawling Government Corruption
“The count of Americans who believe that corruption is widespread in government is at its highest point in the last 20 years,” Semafor reports. “Almost nine in 10 Americans say that government corruption is widespread, according to new Gallup polling, an increase of 10 percentage points in the last year.”
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