The CNBC All-America Economic Survey reveals that government corruption has surpassed high food and gasoline prices as the top concern for voters ahead of the November 3 midterm elections. 36% of respondents believe government corruption is the most important issue facing the nation, followed by food and grocery costs (34%), with protecting democracy and gasoline prices each at 23%.
The survey also found that voters have more confidence in the Democratic Party's ability to handle corruption than the Republican Party, with approval ratings of 35% and 31% respectively. Additionally, 93% of voters oppose elected officials personally owning or trading stocks in companies with federal government contracts, and 89% of voters oppose companies owned by the president's immediate family receiving federal government contracts.
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