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Investors Want (Viable) Third Political PartyThe majority of investors (58 percent) at all wealth levels believe the U.S. would benefit from a third viable political party, according to the latest survey from Spectrem Group's Millionaire Corner. Ultra-wealthy investors, however - those with $5 million or more in net worth, not including primary residence - are divided about the issue: 50 percent think a third viable political party would be beneficial, while the other half do not. To Improve Congress' Approval Rating . . .
1. Have political ads that are fact-based rather than attack-based. 2. Put a limit on political spending to help decrease the need for a candidate to be wealthy to run for office. 3. Limit the time campaigning can take place, such as 90 days prior to the election. Other findings include: * Men are slightly more likely than women to support a third viable political party (61 percent of men versus 55 percent of women). * Of the 3 percent of investors who do not typically vote, most non-voting investors are lower income - those with a net worth less than $100K. - Previously: - Posted on November 3, 2014 |
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