In America, job options are plentiful, but public trust varies significantly between professions. Recent findings by Gallup highlight the least trusted professions, including lobbyists, who are seen as untrustworthy by 68% of respondents. Members of Congress share this sentiment, maintaining their reputation among the least trusted for years. The decline in trust in professions like TV reporters is also notable, reflecting a broader distrust in media driven by political climates. The article emphasizes the need for these occupations to rebuild public confidence in the future.
According to a recent Gallup poll, we can and should examine the most and least trustworthy professions.
Some occupations are no longer considered trustworthy, while others are the opposite.
Lobbyists are considered the least trusted profession in America, with 68% of Americans saying this role is untrustworthy.
Even the 7% of Americans who trusted lobbyists in 2015 have fallen to just 4% in 2025.
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