The poll echoes findings from multiple polls over the past year that have found wide support for a ban.
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It’s not just about corruption but also bad actors’ ability to exploit a lack of faith in Congress, she said.
DeJoy has stock in Abbott, which recently won a contract for the government’s free testing kit program with USPS.
Greene bought up to $15,000 in Lockheed Martin stock – and then complained online that war is “incredibly profitable.”
Lawmakers have reportedly begun requesting testimony from government watchdog groups.
The bipartisan legislation requires members and their spouses to divest from most stocks.
“It’s working. Keep pushing,” Jon Ossoff tweeted Sunday, noting Chuck Schumer’s recent openness to the plan.
The letter comes after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi signaled she would support the ban if her caucus favored it.
Pelosi emphasized that she still doesn’t “buy into” the idea but said that she’d be open to the ban if her caucus is.
When respondents were presented with arguments for and against the proposal, support jumped to 74 percent.