The economy has been good-but not in the way voters wanted

Despite significant economic growth metrics such as rising GDP and decreasing unemployment, Vice President Kamala Harris's presidential campaign was overshadowed by widespread voter dissatisfaction with inflation and the economy.

Inflation surged from 1.4% in 2020 to a peak of 7% in 2021, highlighting the adverse economic conditions that remained the predominant concern for voters during the election.

The Biden-Harris administration's challenge was not in their economic policies but rather in their failure to effectively communicate the complexities of economic factors affecting the American people.

Voter sentiments reflected that the administration's economic strengths were irrelevant to households facing the reality of inflation, which severely affected their purchasing power.

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