Does "Voters' anger" refer to "many everyday Americans' attitude"?

Because, "everyday Americans view that the political and economic system is
against them."

Context:

Voters’ anger is fueling outsider 2016 candidates
Philip Rucker
Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders and others are gaining traction by separating themselves from the political and economic system that many everyday Americans view as rigged against them.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/?reload=true

This has become the summer of the political outsider, as a cast of interlopers upend and dominate the presidential nominating process in both parties.

The surging candidacies of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders are fueled by people’s anger with the status quo and desire for authenticity in political leaders. Across the ideological spectrum, candidates are gaining traction by separating themselves from the political and economic system that many everyday Americans view as rigged against them.

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/its-not-just-trump-voter-anger-fuels-outsider-candidates/2015/08/12/cd3fdb06-40f8-11e5-846d-02792f854297_story.html