Most Americans don’t believe the Biden administration’s claims that the 87,000 new Internal Revenue Service (IRS) workers it’s hiring will target the wealthy, a Convention of States Action / Trafalgar poll found.

The IRS plans to hire 87,000 new employees through a $78 billion cash influx from Congress that was passed through the so-called Inflation Reduction Act, but Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen promised the IRS wouldn’t use its newfound resources to target low- to middle-income households or small businesses.

Voters don’t believe those claims, the poll found: Only about 31% of voters believe the IRS will actually use its new resources to focus on auditing large corporations and rich people.

A majority of voters believed that the IRS would now target middle-class Americans and small businesses (33%), cash, tip and app workers (3.2%) or political opponents (15.9%), the poll found, while 16.4% were unsure.