Scott Rasmussen’s latest poll findings on the voters’ top issues is pretty interesting:
For nearly two years, economic issues have held the top spot in terms of importance among voters.But the latest national telephone survey shows that 83% now view government ethics and corruption as very important, placing it just ahead of the economy on a list of 10 key electoral issues regularly tracked by Rasmussen Reports.
The great blog, Powerline speculates:
Still, it’s a striking change. What caused it? The only thing that has happened in the last couple of weeks that can account for the shift, I think, is James O’Keefe’s and Hannah Giles’ exposure of the incredible depth of corruption to which ACORN, closely identified with government at all levels and the Democratic Party, has fallen. That may also explain why 43% of voters say President Obama has done a “poor” job of “addressing government ethics and reducing corruption.”
Those waiting for the “even one individual can make a difference” number to come up, please come to the window to collect your winnings.
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