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Half of US Voters Say Financial Situation Got Worse Under Biden - Poll
Half of US Voters Say Financial Situation Got Worse Under Biden - Poll
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A half of Americans say their financial situation has worsened under US President Joe Biden, a poll conducted by the Financial Times and University of Michigan's Ross School of Business showed on Sunday.
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The online survey, conducted from August 1-5 among 1,001 registered voters, found that only 19% of respondents were better off financially since Biden became president in 2021. More than 7 in 10 respondents said they held a negative view of economic conditions in the United States, versus 25% who viewed them positively. When asked who of the two presidential candidates would leave them better off financially, 42% said they trusted ex-President Donald Trump to improve their financial well-being, versus 33% who banked on Vice President Kamala Harris.
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Half of US Voters Say Financial Situation Got Worse Under Biden - Poll
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - A half of Americans say their financial situation has worsened under US President Joe Biden, a poll conducted by the Financial Times and University of Michigan's Ross School of Business showed on Sunday.
The online survey, conducted from August 1-5 among 1,001 registered voters, found that only 19% of respondents were better off financially since Biden became president in 2021.
More than 7 in 10 respondents said they held
a negative view of economic conditions in the United States, versus 25% who viewed them positively.
19 December 2023, 06:27 GMT
When asked who of the two presidential candidates would leave them better off financially, 42% said they trusted ex-President Donald Trump to improve their financial well-being, versus 33% who banked on Vice President Kamala Harris.
