Gallup Poll. June 1-4, 2013. N=1,529 adults nationwide. Margin of error 3. "How closely have you followed the news that the Internal Revenue Service, or IRS, gave greater scrutiny to conservative political groups applying for tax exempt status than it did to liberal political groups: very closely, somewhat closely, not too closely, or not at all?" Very closely Somewhat closely Not too closely Not at all Unsure % % % % % 6/1-4/13 20 34 24 21 1 "How serious do you consider the IRS giving greater scrutiny to conservative political groups applying for tax-exempt status: very serious, somewhat serious, not too serious, or not serious at all?" Very serious Somewhat serious Not too serious Not serious at all Unsure % % % % % 6/1-4/13 49 28 12 7 4 "Do you think high-ranking Obama administration officials were aware of IRS targeting of conservative groups, or do you think knowledge of the practice was mainly limited to IRS employees in the Cincinnati office where applications for tax-exempt status are processed?" N=755 margin of error 4 High-ranking officials were aware Mainly
Cincinnati
employees Unsure % % % 6/1-4/13 50 36 14 "Do you think high-ranking IRS officials in Washington were aware of IRS targeting of conservative groups, or do you think knowledge of the practice was mainly limited to IRS employees in the Cincinnati office where applications for tax-exempt status are processed?" N=774 margin of error 4 High-ranking officials were aware Mainly
Cincinnati
employees Unsure % % % 6/1-4/13 59 25 16

I found this Gallop Poll under the topic of the IRS and political groups interesting because I own a small tax business. Even though I am certainly not doing taxes for any of the politicians I have found