Most say government is for the few ... But many say citizens can influence the government

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October 24, 2016

1. Europe: Of four nations surveyed, Greeks, Italians are the most civically engaged, Hungarians are the least

Most say government is for the few … But many say citizens can influence the government

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1. Europe: Of four nations surveyed, Greeks, Italians are the most civically engaged, Hungarians are the least
Most vote, but fewer engage in other political activities
Poor health care and poverty are top issues for political action
People more likely to say government run for benefit of all when party with their ideology is in power

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