Voter frustration about the economy went beyond gas prices, Voter Poll shows
Summary
ABC News Voter Polls found that about three-quarters of voters rated the economy as not good or poor. Voter frustration extended beyond gas prices to groceries, health care costs and utility bills, and economic concerns helped drive Democratic gains in the midterm elections, the article reports.Key Facts
- About three-quarters of voters described the economy as not good or poor.
- ABC News Voter Polls were based on surveys of voters.
- Voter concerns included gas and grocery prices, health care costs and utility bills.
- The article says economic woes helped Democrats take control of the U.S. House and Senate.
- The article reported a national average gas price well above $4 per gallon.
- Thirty-year mortgage rates were above 7%, according to the article.
- The article described inflation as having surged for months.
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