This page contains the results of several recent political polls, a number of whose questions relate to the ongoing US Congressional corruption investigations.
Some of the more interesting results:
Some of the more interesting results:
- Respondents tend to believe that their own reps are less beholden to donors, lobbyists, and "special interests" than other people's reps. (This may actually be true, as a population measure. But I'd like to see the distribution of responses.)
- Federal-level officials are considered to be more likely to be corrupt than state or local officials.
- Democrats are considered to be better at dealing with corruption.
- The same percentages of respondents said that Dems and Reps are considered to have "higher ethical standards"...but in the _same survey_, Republicans are considered to be more (financially) corrupt. Go figure that one out.
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Date: 25 January 2006 07:11 (UTC)