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Key Takeaways from October 2021 NBC Survey

November 2, 2021 by Hart Research Leave a Comment

While Democrats in Washington have debated what Build Back Better means in the halls of Congress, their standing across the country, along with that of President Biden, has eroded.  The survey reveals that attitudes toward COVID-19’s decline are surging, attitudes toward the president and party in power have headed in the opposite direction.  Yes, views on COVID have improved, and we once again seem to be turning the corner on another wave, with vaccination rates and eligibility increasing (though much as they did for themselves when vaccines first became available, many parents of younger children are taking a wait-and-see approach).  But the economic crisis has not receded, and we are experiencing community spread with concerns about the economy overall, and now, inflation growing.  A year out from the midterms, there is time, but if there is not a fundamental change on the economic front, there is danger ahead for Democrats next November. 

More concerning for the country is that while overwhelming majorities of Democrats (93%) and independents (71%) still believe that President Biden won the election legitimately, just 22% of Republicans share this view, and instead refuse to accept the certified election results by embracing repeatedly rejected and disproven conspiracy theories.

Some Other Key Findings from the Poll:

  • Preference for Congress: 47% Democratic-controlled, 45% Republican-controlled
  • By 42% to 28% Americans believe that the Supreme Court is too conservative rather than too liberal

Selected Articles:

  • Biden’s job rating sinks to 42 percent in NBC News poll a year from midterms
  • NBC News Poll: 50 percent of Republicans doubt their vote will be counted accurately; Just 22 percent of Republicans say President Biden was legitimately elected

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One bright spot in the #CNBCAllAmericaSurvey: 52% of homeowners expect the value of their home to increase in the next year, highest recorded since 2017.

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Real estate still seen as the best investment (39%) with gold in 2nd place (24%). 14% say crypto is best with ppl under 35 the biggest fans (25%, 2nd only to real estate). #CNBCAllAmericaSurvey

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So far Americans mostly aren’t cutting back spending to the extent they did a decade+ ago but grocery cutbacks are on par and credit card use is up. #CNBCAllAmericaSurvey pic.twitter.com/je8E…

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Biden catches inflation blame mostly from Republicans, but everyone blames corporate greed. #CNBCAllAmericaSurvey pic.twitter.com/Ekz4…

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In our #CNBCAllAmericaSurvey half say Biden’s policies a “major cause” of inflation—not great—but far more blame COVID disruptions & corporations “taking advantage”. pic.twitter.com/cITR…

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