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NEW: Voters continue to report that they are paying more for goods, with a large spike in the percentage who say they are paying more for gas. Voters also say they are paying more for groceries and utility bills. www.dataforprogress.org/blog/2026/5/...

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20 May

Economic pessimism has persisted throughout Trump's second term. A higher percentage of voters today say inflation and the economy in general are getting worse. Voters also feel worse about other employment-related issues, including job security, job availability, and wages.

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Some goods, like utilities, housing, and healthcare, are inelastic — voters report paying more, but show little flexibility in buying less or opting for cheaper versions. However, more voters report cutting back their spending on household goods, gas, and groceries.

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