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Article: Despite Distrust of State Government, Midwesterners Still Believe Political Reforms Possible, Worth Pursuing; Five-State Survey Finds Midwesterners Connect the Dots: Getting Money Out of Politics Will Make Government Work Better on Issues That Matter.
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- AScribe Business & Economics News Service
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- September 14, 2006
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Byline: Joyce Foundation
CHICAGO, Sept. 14 (AScribe Newswire) -- Although they generally don't trust state government to do what is right, Midwesterners believe political and government reforms will make elected officials more responsive on key issues such as education, health care and jobs. And they are motivated to change the status quo: their concern about the influence of money in politics ranks on a par with concerns about schools, taxes and the economy.
These are among key findings of a landmark new survey of public attitudes toward political reform in five Midwestern states, most of which are seen as key electoral battlegrounds in presidential ...
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