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NEW POLL: A strong majority of voters think elected officials have done too little to prevent sexual assault. Women are especially likely to say so: 77% say officials have done too little, compared to 63% of men.

21/10/26, 2:49 pm4 reposts19 likes

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Voters don’t trust college administrations, elected officials, or fraternities and sororities to respond appropriately to sexual assault claims.

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Overall, a majority of voters say that college sororities and fraternities have a negative impact on campus culture, including a higher percentage of women (60%) than men (47%).

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Read the full poll: www.dataforprogress.org/blog/2026/10...

dataforprogress.orgVoters Do Not Trust College Administrations, Elected Officials, or Fraternities and Sororities to Appropriately Respond to Sexual Assault ClaimsA majority of voters across party lines think college sororities and fraternities have a “somewhat negative” or “very negative" impact on campus culture.

bjkeefe

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Should be higher, ofc, but glad to see (1) it's actually that high for men, (2) it's actually that high for Republicans. Surprised at the age disparity. I wonder if this is due to assault being even more prevalent (or harder to respond to) in the past.