As the November midterms approach and Democrats waste America’s time with January 6th theater, average Americans have other concerns. It turns out that issues like the economy, inflation, and crime matter far more to most people.
In even worse news for Democrats, new polling indicates that most voters have more trust for Republicans on these issues.
Dana Blanton reports at FOX News:
Fox News Poll: More voters put trust in Republicans to handle inflation, crimeA large majority of voters say the economy is in bad shape. Two-thirds are pessimistic about conditions. Gas and grocery prices are a major problem for most families. And a growing number of voters feel they are losing ground financially.That’s the grim backdrop for the upcoming midterm elections, according to the latest Fox News national survey.Forty-seven percent feel they are falling behind financially, up 20 points compared to last June. Some 42% are holding steady, while only 10% are getting ahead.Eight-two percent of voters rate the economy negatively, including 57% who describe it as poor — the highest in a decade…Voters see Democrats as better at handling the issues of climate change (by 15 points), abortion (D+8), voting rights (D+6), election integrity (D+3), and coronavirus (D+3).The Republican issue advantages are larger and, importantly, on the top issue. They are preferred on inflation (R+19 points), border security (R+19), crime (R+13), and foreign policy (R+8).
One of the most stunning findings of this poll, is that despite the fact that Democrats have spent a year and a half screaming about “our democracy,” Republicans even have an advantage on that issue:
Tristan Justice of The Federalist has more on that:
After A Year Of Democrats Hyperventilating Over Jan. 6, Voters Trust Republicans More To ‘Protect Democracy’For all the showmanship presented by the Jan. 6 Committee for the supposed sake of saving American democracy, voters trust Republicans more than Democrats to preserve the bedrock function of the republic.According to a new Fox News poll out Wednesday, 46 percent of registered voters said Republicans would “do a better job” on the “preservation of democracy,” compared to 45 percent who said the same of Democrats. Three percent said the two parties were equal in their democratic commitment and 6 percent were unsure.Fox News surveyed 1,002 registered voters by phone with a 3 percent margin of error between June 10-13.The results come as Democrats have built their long-term strategy by smearing Republican opponents as hellbent on dismantling democratic institutions — whether it be by branding new election integrity laws as undue voting restrictions or using Jan. 6 hysteria to push for annulment of the electoral college.
While we’re on the subject of polling, take a look at this tweet from Rasmussen Reports which compares the top issues of voters to the top issues of people in legacy media. It explains so much:
Here’s the entire image in case you can’t see it:
Also, according to Rasmussen, these are the top issues for independent voters. Note the top five:
None of this polling bodes well for Democrats in November.
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