Partisan Views on Financial Situation Amid Rising Inflation: Bankrate Survey

Monday, 8 April 2024, 20:09

The Bankrate survey highlights how Americans perceive the impact of pandemic-era inflation on their cost of living. Republicans are more likely than Democrats to believe their financial situation has worsened, showcasing a partisan divide. The findings also underscore generational differences, with older age groups reporting higher cost-of-living increases. Despite some optimism in the economy, many Americans are still concerned about their financial well-being.
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Partisan Views on Financial Situation Amid Rising Inflation: Bankrate Survey

Bankrate Survey: Americans' Views on Rising Cost of Living

Pandemic-era inflation has placed a financial burden on many Americans, with Republicans expressing greater concern compared to Democrats. The survey reveals a divide in perceptions of financial situations between different political affiliations.

Partisan Divide on Financial Situation

  • Republicans: 86% believe their cost of living has worsened
  • Difference: 27% more than Democrats
  • Democrats: 59% feel their financial situation has deteriorated

The survey also indicates varying views based on age groups, as Baby Boomers and Gen Xers are more likely to report a cost-of-living increase compared to younger Americans such as Millennials and Gen Zers.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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