A new industry poll found that most registered voters (58 percent) in key battleground states agreed that the CFPB should be run by a bipartisan commission, such as that at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Just 14 percent said the bureau should keep its current single-director leadership structure. The poll of voters in Indiana, Maine, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, Ohio and West Virginia was conducted in May by Morning Consult and commissioned by the Consumer Bankers Association, the Independent Community Bankers of America, and the American Land Title Association. Morning Consult also found that three in five voters agreed that a commission would make the CFPB fairer (63 percent), more representative (62 percent), more accountable (62 percent), and more ...