Food prices worried most voters, but they likely won't see lower grocery bills under Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Trump has called for a 60 percent tariff on products made in China and a "universal'' tariff of 10 percent to 20 percent on all other foreign goods that enter the United States.
45% : Asked how he would lower grocery prices during a September town hall in Michigan, Trump said tariffs would help U.S. farmers.
45% : Trump said U.S. farmers were getting "decimated" because the U.S. allows so many agricultural products into the country.
41% : Voigt said she voted for Trump, in part, because she believes he's a businessman who can lower prices.
35% : At the Michigan town hall, Trump said lowering energy costs by increasing oil and gas drilling would also lower food prices.
34% : When asked whether Trump had plans beyond energy and tariffs to lower grocery costs, a spokesperson for his transition team didn't give further details.
30% : Voter anxiety over the economy and desires for 'total upheaval' brought Trump back to office, AP VoteCast showsTrump won decisively among voters who said they were "very" concerned.
26% : Trump often railed on the campaign trail against hefty price increases for bacon, cereal, crackers and other items.

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