Do you think that the problems with lead poisoning in Flint's water supply would have continued for so long if Flint were a predominantly white, wealthy town and not a poor, black town?

Conducted

January 23, 2016

1079 US adults surveyed

Conducted January 23, 2016

YouGov surveyed 1079 US adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Yes

17%

56%

Not sure

27%

Do you think that the problems with lead poisoning in Flint's water supply would have continued for so long if Flint were a predominantly white, wealthy town and not a poor, black town?

Conducted January 23, 2016

YouGov surveyed 1079 US adults

Yes

17%

56%

Not sure

27%

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