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2026-10-24 15:17
America by the numbers: How voters feel about the economy, inflation, AI and Trump
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With the midterms approaching, the economy is a top concern for voters. Our chief economic correspondent Ben Casselman explains which aspects of the economy have voters frustrated.
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With the U.S. midterm elections looming, Americans are nearly as gloomy about the economy as they were when the nation was emerging from the pandemic.
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Steve Moore, a former senior economic adviser to President Trump, said Thursday that while the U.S. economy is “the strongest in the world,” it would be appropriate for Republicans to acknowledge the grievances of the people.
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America by the numbers: How voters feel about the economy, inflation, AI and Trump
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Stephen Moore: It'd be appropriate for Republicans to say 'I feel your pain' on economy
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Why So Many Voters Are Unhappy With the Economy
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