Swing-States Poll: 51% Say They Were Better Off Financially Under Donald Trump

According to a recently released Bloomberg poll, 51% of swing-state voters say they were financially better off in Donald Trump’s economy. 32% say they are faring better under President Biden.

From NEWSMAX: 

This is primarily because cumulative inflation under Biden is 19.4% but was a mere 1.4% when Trump left office.

Also, while real disposable personal income per capita — money available for spending after taxes and adjusted for inflation — has improved under Biden, it’s a mere one-quarter of what it was under Trump.

This is putting disposable income in the Biden era on track to be one of the worst of any post-World War II presidency.

Asked about 15 economic issues, the 4,969 respondents to the survey cited the cost of everyday goods as their No. 1 concern.

Faced with the coronavirus pandemic that shut down the U.S. economy, Trump pumped $3.5 trillion into the economy through stimulus checks and other relief to save it.

Biden has spent $10 trillion in his three years in office, causing the national debt to balloon to $34.5 trillion and fueling inflation that peaked at 9.1% in June 2022 but is still a stubbornly high 3.4%.

The Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll surveyed 4,969 registered voters in seven swing states: 801 registered voters in Arizona, 802 in Georgia, 708 in Michigan, 450 in Nevada, 703 in North Carolina, 803 in Pennsylvania and 702 in Wisconsin. The surveys were conducted online from April 8-15.

More over at Bloomberg:

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