This week in Bidenomics: The inflation election begins

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : If he is, Trump will probably be the next president.
61% : After winning the January 23 New Hampshire primary election, Donald Trump seems to be cruising toward the Republican presidential nomination.
61% : Under this outcome, Trump would retake five swing states Biden won in 2020 -- Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Nevada -- earning a 297-241 electoral college victory.
53% : New modeling by Oxford Economics finds that a modest rise in inflation by the fall could swing the election to Trump in November.
42% : Polls were notoriously and grievously wrong in the 2016 election because they failed to capture the depth of support for Trump.
32% : If it tips up to 4%, Biden would lose Pennsylvania too and Trump would win in a nail-biter.
26% : In the first, the rate of inflation continues to drop, but voters focus on the cumulative increase in prices since Biden took office -- and Trump beats Biden.

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