Recent New York Times/Siena College polls reveal that voters consistently prioritize the economy as the biggest issue in the presidential election, signaling its importance.
Despite President Biden's unpopularity, Vice President Kamala Harris has significantly closed the gap with former President Trump regarding economic trust, evidencing a shift in public perception.
While experts note persistent concerns about inflation lingering amongst voters, legislation appears to be impacting voter sentiment positively for Vice President Harris's economic stance.
Poll results indicate that voters evaluate the economy as predominantly 'fair' or 'poor', highlighting a disconnect between positive economic indicators and voter sentiment.
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