In Case You Missed It — Club for Growth Releases New Polling Ahead of Midterm Elections

Washington, D.C. — In case you missed it, Daily Caller published an exclusive report on recent polling released by Club for Growth ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. The polling, conducted in 11 swing states across the country, confirms that the economy and inflation are the most pressing issues for voters leading up to Election Day.

“Voters have made it clear that the tanking economy and soaring inflation are what they are most concerned about before going to the polls, despite what Biden and his stooges try to tell you,” said Club for Growth President David McIntosh. “The radical socialist spending spree orchestrated by the Democrats has destroyed the bank accounts of millions of Americans and they will be held accountable in November.”

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Likely voters in eleven battleground states are most concerned about inflation and the economy ahead of the November midterms and trust Republicans to handle the issue better than Democrats, according to a new poll obtained exclusively by the Daily Caller.

The poll, conducted by WPA Intelligence on behalf of the Club for Growth, found that more than 40% of voters view inflation and other economic concerns as their top issue for politicians to address. Forty-two percent of voters trust Republicans the most to handle those issues, while 34% trust Democrats, the poll found. Twenty percent of voters trust neither party to handle the issue effectively…

The WPA/Club for Growth poll mirrors several others finding that voters are most concerned about the economy and inflation. A Cygnal study released in late June found that 62% of voters ranked the economy as their most important issue, and a New York Times/Siena poll conducted in September found that 52% of Americans trusted Republicans to handle that issue best, compared to only 38% of Democrats.

Notably, recent issue polls have found that few voters rank abortion as their top issue in the midterms, even after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Democrats did over-perform in several special elections conducted after the ruling, suggesting that the Dobbs decision is leading to more Democratic voter enthusiasm. The WPA/Club for Growth poll found that 11% of voters are most concerned with abortion and reproductive healthcare access, the second-most important issue.