Summary
A recent poll shows that nearly half of Americans, including one-third of Republicans, feel groceries have become harder to afford over the past year. President Trump promised to reduce grocery prices, but many believe inflation remains high. Survey results suggest financial concerns are impacting the president's approval.
Key Facts
- A survey found 47% of Americans say groceries are now harder to afford than a year ago.
- 34% of Republicans agree that grocery prices have increased since last September.
- 37% of people facing financial difficulties blame the current administration.
- President Trump promised to lower grocery prices, stating inflation was defeated within eight months of his second term.
- 63% of Americans are concerned about product shortages due to tariffs.
- Economic Confidence Index is at -20%, slightly better than last year's score of -28.
- An AP-NORC poll indicates that 53% of Americans see grocery expenses as a major stress source.
- More Americans are blaming inflation on Republicans this year compared to last year.
