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This isn't going to make for great reading this morning in the Oval Office, is it? Bidenomics equals inflation. And when you ask, "How is the economy going today? What's your rating of it?" 30 percent. 30 percent of Americans say it's good. 70 percent of Americans say it's poor. Has it gotten better? And very few people say that it has. In fact, many say they feel it's gotten worse, and inflation is the reason that they say that. 34 percent currently approve of Biden's handling of the economy. 66 percent disapprove. And a majority of swing-state voters may not see worsening economic conditions in the coming months. So that doesn't spell optimism for the Biden camp. Less than one in five respondents say they expect inflation and interest rates to be lower by the end of the year. And then more than three-quarters say that Biden is responsible for how they feel about the economy. More say they feel they'd be financially better off under Donald Trump, and that cuts directly to vote. Trump is leading Biden, who has ample work to do with his base and with independent voters who are breaking to his GOP rival. In a head-to-head race, 49 percent of voters say they'd pick Trump for president, compared to 43 percent for Biden. 55 percent say Trump's time in office was his success, with only 39 percent saying the same about Biden's presidency. [music fades out]

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