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In 1999, 31% of Americans trusted the federal government always or most of the time.
In Dec. 1998, 40% of Americans trusted the federal government always or most of the time.
In Jan. 1998, 26% of Americans trusted the federal government always or most of the time.
In Oct. 1997, 39% of Americans trusted the federal government always or most of the time.
In Jan. 1997, 23% of Americans trusted the federal government always or most of the time.
In Nov. 1996, 25% of Americans trusted the federal government always or most of the time.
In May 1996, 34% of Americans trusted the federal government always or most of the time.
In Nov. 1995, 25% of Americans trusted the federal government always or most of the time.
In Feb. 1995, 18% of Americans trusted the federal government always or most of the time.
In 1994, 22% of Americans trusted the federal government always or most of the time.
