American voters' top worry is 'poor leadership' and concerns about the economy, ...
American voters' top worry is government and 'poor leadership' and concerns about the economy are at the highest point since the start of the pandemic, new poll finds A new poll shows that Americans' biggest concern is 'poor leadership' and the 'economy' and 'inflation', while worries over the coronavirus are slipping Ten per cent of respondents feel 'the economy in general' is the biggest issue facing the nation – another 7 per cent said they are most worried about 'inflation' Those numbers are up from 6 per cent and 1 per cent, respectively
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Americans are increasingly concerned over the economy and poor government leadership and are less concerned with the coronavirus, according to a poll released Monday.
A new Gallup poll taken November 1-16 shows 10 per cent of respondents feel 'the economy in general' is the biggest issue facing the nation – another 7 per cent said they are most worried about 'inflation'. Those numbers are up from 6 per cent and 1 per cent, respectively.
Unemployment concerns are at 5 per cent this month, which is up from 4 per cent in both the September and October polls.
The new worries come as inflation spikes, worker shortages continue and supply chain delays persist going into the holiday season.
The poll also
