Trump's election changed how Americans feel about the economy

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Republicans, on the other hand, think that these policies will be good for the economy and that Trump will help bring down inflation.
53% : "With the election of Trump, people have an idea of how economic policy might change over the next year and over the next four years.
27% : "Democrats are worried that Trump's threatened tariffs and promise to undertake mass-deportation efforts will make things pricier.
26% : In 1992, when Bill Clinton was elected, there was some partisan change, but it's something one might "not really even bother" to note, he said.
20% : It's easy to say the shift in sentiment is partisan flag-waving -- now that Donald Trump is headed to the White House, Republicans are going to say everything's great, and to the Democrats, it's all terrible.

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