A majority of Americans believe the United States government is spying on them, according to a new survey released Monday.
The Monmouth University Polling Institute found that 82 percent of respondents believe the government is watching their actions. A majority, 53 percent, says they think that spying is widespread, while 29 percent of respondents believe the government is watching their moves but there is not widespread spying.
Only 14 percent of those polled said they do not think the government spies on their actions, while 4 percent said they did not know.
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