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Americans are becoming increasingly concerned about the financial situations in their own households. In an October AP-NORC poll, 46% said their situation was bad (vs. 54% who said it was good). In March, 37% said it was bad and 63% said it was good.

Stacked bar charts from AP-NORC showing that “the public’s view of their own finances has declined.”

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4:47 AM · Nov 9, 2022

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People are feeling increasingly negative about their personal finances - AP-NORC

While the public continues to be largely negative in its assessment of the economy and President Biden’s handling of it, most people do not hold Biden’s policies responsible for high prices.

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Because both Trump and Biden spent the past 6 years flooding the economy with cash, eventually the flow had to ease.

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