54% of Federal Government Managers Would Ignore Voters to Impose Regulations

Publication Date: 08/13/2024 9:00 AM CST

54% of Federal Government Managers Would Ignore Voters to Impose Regulations

Publication: 08/13/2024 9:00 AM CST

If they thought a regulation was needed but knew that voters opposed it, 54% of federal government managers would ignore the voters and impose the regulation.

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Post Type:	NNS Poll Result
Post Tags:	Elite 1%

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54% of Federal Government Managers Would Ignore Voters to Impose Regulations

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