US voters worried about corruption under Trump — FT poll
Financial Times's headline. Reported by Financial Times, Financial Times World.
What the sources say, in brief
According to the Financial Times, a poll it conducted found that US voters are worried about corruption under Trump, with Americans linking graft to the affordability crisis as midterm elections approach. Both Financial Times entries in the supplied material carry the same headline and standfirst, so the sources do not disagree. The supplied excerpts do not include poll sample sizes, figures, or specific examples of alleged corruption, so those details cannot be reported from this material.
Key points
- The Financial Times reported a poll finding US voters worried about corruption under Trump.
- According to the Financial Times, Americans link graft to an affordability crisis.
- The Financial Times said the findings come as midterm elections loom.
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US voters worried about corruption under Trump — FT poll. According to the Financial Times, a poll it conducted found that US voters are worried about corruption under Trump, with Americans linking graft to the affordability crisis as midterm elections approach. Both Financial Times entries in the supplied material carry the same headline and standfirst, so the sources do not disagree. The supplied excerpts do not include poll sample sizes, figures, or specific examples of alleged corruption, so those details cannot be reported from this material. Covered by 2 publications. Financial Times: US voters worried about corruption under Trump — FT poll. Financial Times World: US voters worried about corruption under Trump — FT poll.
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- Financial Times United Kingdom US voters worried about corruption under Trump — FT poll Americans link graft to affordability crisis as midterm elections loom 25 Oct · Tier 1
- Financial Times World United Kingdom US voters worried about corruption under Trump — FT poll Americans link graft to affordability crisis as midterm elections loom 25 Oct · Tier 2
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