Americans trust local government over Congress

Americans Trust Local Government Most, Congress Least

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Gallup's annual update on trust in government institutions and actors finds Americans have the most faith in local ...

Americans trust local government over Congress, media: Gallup

Americans trust local government more in comparison to Congress and the media, according to a new poll. The Gallup survey, released Monday, ...

Americans Trust Local Governments More than Congress… and ...

Two-thirds of US adults believe local elected officials care about the people they represent versus just half for members of Congress. 64% of the U.S. public ...

Americans trust local government over Congress, media: Gallup

Americans trust local government more than Congress and media, with 67% having confidence in local governments, Gallup survey finds.

Americans rate their federal, state and local governments less ...

For example, 70% of Republicans living in states with Republican leadership have a positive view of their state government. By comparison, just ...

Americans' Trust in Media Remains at Trend Low - Gallup News

The legislative branch of the federal government, consisting of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, is rated about as poorly as the ...

Gallup: Americans Trust State, Local Governments More Than ...

A new Gallup poll says Americans have more trust in their state and local governments than they do in Congress or the media.

Most Americans trust local government over Congress to handle ...

While most Americans have lost faith in lawmakers on Capitol Hill, a healthy majority still trusts their local government, according to a ...

Americans trust local government over Congress: Gallup - NewsNation

Despite losing trust in Congress, most Americans continue to have faith in their local governments, according to a new Gallup survey.

Don't Panic: Distrusting Government Is an American Tradition

Americans Still Trust Government That's Close to Home ... Note: Respondents asked about confidence in federal government to handle domestic ...

How trusted are state and local governments? - Route Fifty

About 45% of Americans have a less than favorable view of the trustworthiness of local governments. That's somewhat up from 40% in 2017, ...

3. How Americans view Congress, the president, state and local ...

While trust in the federal government hovers near a historic low, public views of Congress, the Supreme Court and the president also are ...

The State of Public Trust in Government 2024

Percent of the public who say they trust the federal government ... Source: Partnership for Public Service surveys. In addition, trust among those ...

Americans' trust in media, US government reaches all-time low

Americans' trust in the media and Congress has hit a historic low, according to a new Gallup poll, while confidence in local government remains significantly ...

How trusted are state and local governments? - InState Partners

But that's exactly how the critical issue of trust in state and local governments is often couched when it's compared to the situation in the federal government ...

Local and state elected officials are far more trusted than ... - Axios

72% of U.S. adults say they have a "great deal" or a "fair amount" of trust in their local government. 63% say the same about their state ...

Rebuilding trust in government starts in states and communities

Trust in the electoral system is significantly higher among Americans who believe local engagement is critical for our system of government and who want to ...

The Case for Local Government - Manhattan Institute

Nearly three-quarters of Americans trust their local governments. And Congress? Just 40 percent trust our country's legislative branch — the ...

Local government leaders are combating an unprecedented public ...

Pew Research shows that trust in government has fallen an alarming 49 points since 1968, and research from Polco's National Research Center ...

Americans trust local governments over the federal ... - YouGov

The public consistently puts more faith in state and local governments than the federal government in Washington when it comes to handling the crisis.