The financial reforms enacted in response to America's corporate financial meltdown – damage which still seems to be taking place in certain quarters, including JPMorgan - remain popular among Americans planning on voting in the upcoming election, according to a new poll.
And with this weekend marking the second anniversary of the Dodd Frank Act, which created the national Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, voters' feelings remain particularly attuned, even among voters of both political stripes.
Three out of four continue to back strong oversight of Wall Street, an opinion poll by Lake Research Partners finds. The poll was commissioned by groups including the AARP, the Center for Responsible Lending, Americans for Financial Reform and the National Council of La Raza.
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