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2:25Now PlayingAccording to new polls, the majority of Americans feel absolutely helpless in this election cycle. Right now, more than 70% of voters said they "feel frustrated about the 2016 presidential election," and that the entire election appears rigged in the primaries and caucuses. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.
' This year's presidential primary has left many voters feeling helpless and alienated from their political parties, according to a new poll, which found that Democrats and Republicans alike want to see major changes in the way presidential candidates are chosen.
The survey, conducted by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and published Tuesday, reported that a full 90 percent of voters lack confidence in the country's political system while 40 percent went so far as to say that the two-party structure is "seriously broken."
Seventy percent of voters, including equal proportions of Democrats and Republicans, said they feel frustrated about the 2016 presidential election and 55 percent reported feeling "helpless." '
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