A recent survey sheds light on public sentiment towards the economy amid President Joe Biden’s push for so-called “Bidenomics.” The findings reveal significant concerns and dissatisfaction among voters regarding economic conditions and the administration’s handling of key economic issues.

According to the Fox News national survey:

• Dissatisfaction with the country’s direction has increased by 17 points since Biden assumed office. A substantial 70% of respondents express unhappiness with the state of the nation.
• A significant majority (80%) perceive the economy to be in bad shape, with 52% of respondents believing that the Biden administration has made the economy worse.
• The number of individuals viewing their personal financial situation negatively has increased by 19 points compared to two years ago.
• The administration’s handling of inflation receives disapproval from a majority of respondents, including 37% of Democrats and 75% of independents.
• While 25% of respondents feel that the administration has improved the economy, twice as many believe it has worsened the situation (52%).

Democrats who view Biden’s economic policies positively have increased from 37% to 52%, while a majority of Republicans (91%) and a significant portion of independents (56%) believe that the administration has made the economy worse.

America First vs Bidenomics pic.twitter.com/Bd0l0jJWA0

— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) August 18, 2023

Furthermore, 80% of respondents rate economic conditions negatively, reflecting a higher dissatisfaction level than during the early months of Biden’s presidency.

The survey also highlights concerns regarding rising grocery and utility costs, with a majority considering these issues problematic for their families.

A 30-year fixed mortgage payment on a $410,000 home was $1,358/mo in August 2021. Today, it's $2,202/mo.

Bidenomics! pic.twitter.com/XrWUAKASVn

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) August 17, 2023

Although gas prices continue to be viewed as a concern, there has been a decrease in the percentage of people considering it a major problem.

Overall, the survey underscores widespread dissatisfaction with Biden’s handling of the economy, border security, inflation, and foreign policy. These sentiments have contributed to an approval rating of 42%, with disapproval reaching 58%.

There was a Trump boom, and there is a Bidenomics bust. pic.twitter.com/Kt5LlUIKJ4

— Freedom 🇺🇸🦅 (@PU28453638) August 18, 2023

The economy remains a top concern for voters, with 38% identifying it as the most important problem facing the country. This sentiment is more pronounced among Republicans and independents.