Trust in the federal government by race, ethnicity, age, education and political partisanship

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3. Americans’ trust in federal government and attitudes toward it

Trust in the federal government by race, ethnicity, age, education and political partisanship

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3. Americans’ trust in federal government and attitudes toward it
Trust in the federal government: 1958-2024
Trust in the federal government has increased among Democrats
Trust in the federal government by race, ethnicity, age, education and political partisanship
Most Americans remain frustrated with the federal government; fewer are content or angry
Democrats are more likely to be content with federal government, Republicans are more likely to be angry

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