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Would you support or oppose maintaining the Federal Reserve’s independence from a presidential administration?

Conducted April 18, 2025

YouGov surveyed 4941 US adults

37%
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8%
6%
29%
Would you support or oppose maintaining the Federal Reserve’s independence from a presidential administration?

Conducted April 18, 2025

YouGov surveyed 4941 US adults

By:
37%
20%
8%
6%
29%

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