Democrats more likely to be ‘hopeful’ about state of country; Republicans more likely to be ‘fearful’ and ‘angry’

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May 23, 2024

Public’s Positive Economic Ratings Slip; Inflation Still Widely Viewed as Major Problem

Democrats more likely to be ‘hopeful’ about state of country; Republicans more likely to be ‘fearful’ and ‘angry’

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Public’s Positive Economic Ratings Slip; Inflation Still Widely Viewed as Major Problem
Americans’ ratings of national economic conditions have slipped since January
Wide partisan gaps in views of most national problems, from inflation and illegal immigration to gun violence and climate change
Democrats more likely to be ‘hopeful’ about state of country; Republicans more likely to be ‘fearful’ and ‘angry’

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