Key facts
- 95% of Americans believe the U.S. is facing an affordability crisis.
- About half of Americans struggle to afford groceries and gas.
- Concerns about affordability cross party lines.
- Economic pessimism has increased significantly since February.
An exclusive poll has found that 95% of Americans believe the U.S. is currently facing an affordability crisis. The survey reveals that about half of all Americans are struggling to afford basic necessities, including groceries and gas. This widespread concern about affordability crosses party lines, indicating a shared experience across the political spectrum. Economic pessimism has also seen a significant increase among Americans since February, suggesting a growing unease about the nation's financial outlook. The poll highlights a broad consensus on the existence of an affordability crisis, with a substantial portion of the population directly experiencing financial strain in their daily lives.