Ninety-three percent of the public agrees that inflation is a problem. Seventy percent say it's 'a very big problem in the country today.'
Ninety-three percent of the public agrees that inflation is a problem. Seventy percent say it's"a very big problem in the country today."
Despite inflation's indisputable lead among other issues, it's much more of a concern for Republicans, 84% of whom rated the problem as very large. Comparatively, only 57% of Democrats said the same.Democrats were more concerned about gun violence, with 70% agreeing that the issue is very big. Following close behind were affordable healthcare with 65% and climate change with 63%.
The parties are similarly in disagreement over the problematic nature of illegal immigration, with 65% of Republicans believing the problem is very big but only 19% of Democrats agreeing.
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