"Americans' Misconception of Recession Hurts Biden's Economic Credibility"

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Despite President Biden's efforts to highlight economic achievements like low unemployment and reduced inflation, many Americans, particularly in battleground states, remain skeptical about the state of the economy. A recent survey shows that 51% of voters believe the economy is poor, with younger and less-educated voters favoring Trump over Biden to fix it. Efforts like the campaign to raise Ohio's minimum wage to $15 an hour reflect the economic struggles faced by low-wage workers, who feel disconnected from traditional economic indicators and political promises.
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