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First reported by Just the News (Right); 3 outlets over 18h.
Just the News · +16h The Washington Times · +18h The Hill
A new poll released Wednesday shows that Americans' perception of corruption in the U.S. government has hit a record high. The survey, conducted by Gallup, found that 89 percent of respondents answered affirmatively to the question, “Is corruption widespread throughout the government in this…
Read at thehill.com →Americans' belief that government corruption is widespread hit a record 89% this year, driven by rare bipartisan convergence as Democrats' concern is now only marginally higher than that of Republicans, according to a new poll.
Read at washingtontimes.com →Much of the increase can be attributed to a sharp rise in Democrats' perception of government corruption, with rapidly rising portions saying corruption is widespread in government in 2026 than in 2024.
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