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CBS News poll: Many Americans don't see inflation relief coming from either side of political aisle

From CBS News · () English

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  • A new CBS News poll reveals that a majority of Americans do not expect inflation relief from either the Republican or Democratic political parties.
  • The findings indicate a growing perception among Americans that the gap between their incomes and the rising cost of living is widening.
  • Anthony Salvanto, CBS News executive director of elections and surveys, provided an analysis of these poll results.

A significant portion of Americans feel that neither Republicans nor Democrats are effectively addressing the persistent issue of inflation, according to a new CBS News poll. The survey highlights a growing public sentiment that the economic challenges posed by rising prices are not being adequately tackled by the current political leadership.

The poll indicates a widening perceived disparity between household incomes and the escalating cost of living. This growing gap is contributing to a sense of economic insecurity and frustration among many citizens, who do not foresee relief coming from either side of the political aisle.

Anthony Salvanto, CBS News executive director of elections and surveys, presented the findings, offering insights into the data. The results suggest a lack of confidence in the political establishment's ability to manage the economy and provide tangible relief to those struggling with inflation.

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