Major Issues

• A new poll finds that Americans are increasingly skeptical of federal government information regarding politics, foreign affairs, and the environment. • Majorities of respondents now report having little or no trust in government data concerning these specific issues. • This rising mistrust extends to the expected results of the upcoming midterm elections.

• A new AP-NORC/USA Facts poll shows that Americans have become more skeptical of federal government information over the last few years. • About 6 in 10 U.S. adults report they trust government data "only a little" or "not at all" regarding immigration, abortion, elections, foreign affairs, and the environment. • This rising mistrust indicates a growing gap between federal communication and public belief across several major policy areas.

• A new AP-NORC/USA Facts poll reveals that Americans have become more skeptical of federal government information compared to a few years ago. • Majorities of respondents now report having little or no trust in government data regarding the environment, foreign affairs, and elections. • This decline in trust suggests a growing gap between official federal communications and public belief across several critical policy areas.

• A new AP-NORC/USA Facts poll shows that Americans have become more skeptical of federal government information over the last few years. • Majorities of respondents now report having little or no trust in government data regarding the environment, foreign affairs, and elections. • This rising mistrust indicates a growing gap between federal communication and public belief across critical policy areas.

• A new poll finds that Americans are increasingly skeptical of federal government information regarding politics, foreign affairs, and the environment. • Majorities of respondents now report having little or no trust in government data across these key policy areas. • This rising mistrust extends to the expected results of the upcoming midterm elections.