The public’s assessment of the U.S. economy, which declined at the start of the coronavirus outbreak, remains low. But even as many have endured unemployment, pay cuts, and financial insecurity, Americans are about as likely as they were before the coronavirus outbreak to describe their personal financial situation positively.
Sixty-three percent of Republicans describe the national economy as good; 80% of Democrats say its condition is poor. Partisan differences decrease when it comes to personal finances: 79% of Republicans say their own financial situation is good, as do 56% of Democrats. CONT.
AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research
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