Build Back Broke: Poll Shows 60% of Voters Have Less Money in Their Pockets Under Biden

A new Fox News-commissioned poll this week shows us what’s already pretty clear — average people are in for another year of financial woes for a Biden administration.

The survey was conducted by Beacon Research (D) and Shaw & Company Research (R), which surveyed 1,006 voters across the country between February 19-22, 2023. The margin of sampling error for this survey is +/- 3%.

According to a report discussing the survey, roughly “60 percent of registered US voters say they have less money in their pockets than they did a year ago.”

Fifty-seven percent of respondents said they have less money to spend now compared to this time in 2022. For comparison, only 28% of respondents gave the same answer in 2018.

She is lying and our biased press knows it. More Americans have less money in their pockets than Biden and Harris. https://t.co/8Do1czjKW8

— JamieRJN (@JamieRJN) February 23, 2023

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The squeeze is real

According to the results, among those experiencing financial hardship are “Republican women (now 78% with less money), rural whites (69%), Gen Xers (63%) and annual incomes under $50,000 (62%) .”

Twelve percent of respondents said they need to spend more money because of inflation and the higher cost of goods, while 31% say their finances are basically the same compared to last year.

When it comes to pointing fingers at the root cause of their economic woes, an overwhelming 62% say they disapprove of President Biden’s handling of the economy, and 66% disapprove of how he has tried to contain inflation. Control.

When it comes to the health of the economy as a hole, nearly 80% said the current state is in “fair or poor” condition. Sadly, this is basically what was reported last year when the same question was asked.

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What else is there to worry about?

Our country’s financial and economic standing remains a top issue among likely voters, with 36% reporting that fixing the economy is a top priority among voters of all political affiliations.

According to the report, “This is down from 42% in December to 36%, still outpacing the next highest priorities of immigration/border security (13%), climate (10%), and guns (9%).

What issues are important to you? Do you agree or disagree with the opinion of the participants in this survey? Let us know in the comments below and across social media.