35 Percent of Americans Want Pension Reform to Be a 'Top Priority' for State and Local Governments

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35 Percent of Americans Want Pension Reform to Be a 'Top Priority' for State and Local Governments
National Center for Policy Analysis [NCPA]

Feb. 17, 2015

"Of the 72 percent who were concerned about [state and local] governments' ability to fund pensions, 39 percent of Americans said they are 'very concerned' about the problem, while another 33 percent are 'somewhat concerned.' Thirty-five percent say public pension reform ought to be a 'top priority' for government, while 41 percent said it should be 'an important but lower priority.' "

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