The need to change spending habits to make ends meet is widespread, but Republicans (86%), households with annual income of $50,000 or less (83%), nonwhite voters (80%), women (79%) and voters under age 30 (78%) are among those most likely to have cut back. Meanwhile, voters are more bearish on the economy compared to last month, with 27% having a positive view and 73% a negative one for a net negative rating of 46. The economy is a top concern for voters as 88% are extremely or very concerned about it – about the same number as feel that way about threats to personal rights and freedoms at 89%.
Author: Victoria Balara
Published at: 2024-07-17 22:00:03
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