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Updated · Fox News · Nov 4
Fox News-NORC Poll Finds 60% of 2028 Voters Put Economy First as AI Splits Electorate
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Nov 4

Fox News-NORC Poll Finds 60% of 2028 Voters Put Economy First as AI Splits Electorate

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 4

Summary

  • 60% of registered voters say improving economic conditions should be the country’s top priority over the next five years, making the economy the dominant issue heading toward 2028.
  • 30% say they are falling behind financially and only about 10% say they are getting ahead, helping explain why grocery costs rank as the top first-year demand for officials in 2027, ahead of gas and healthcare.
  • Trump still shapes the field: 26% want a successor to continue his policies and another 12% want both his policies and style, while about half want a clean break from both.
  • AI remains a fault line, with about 40% expecting economic harm versus 30% expecting benefits; 60% are highly concerned data centers will raise utility costs, and voters broadly back tighter regulation and company-funded grid upgrades.
  • About half of voters want substantial changes in how the country is run, with broad cross-party support for term limits for Congress and Supreme Court justices but little appetite for changing the Constitution.

Insights

With affordability topping voter concerns, what innovative solutions can stabilize grocery and healthcare costs in the coming years?
How will upcoming legislative actions address the looming 2032 Social Security insolvency before mandatory benefit cuts take effect?
Could the rapid expansion of AI data centers inadvertently drive up your household utility bills over the next decade?