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A recent Financial Times survey reveals significant American voter concern regarding corruption in Trump's administration, particularly during his second term. Nearly 69% of registered voters expressed worries about corruption and conflicts of interest. Economic issues, including rising fuel prices, have exacerbated these concerns, with many voters linking economic accessibility to corruption. Over 54% blame Trump and congressional Republicans for current price hikes, while more than 40% are inclined to vote for Democrats due to these economic pressures. Additionally, 56% reported worsening financial situations since Trump's return to office in 2025.