Iowa Poll: Almost half feel financially similar to a few years ago
Iowans are split in their personal financial outlook: 37% expect to be better off a couple of years from now, and 37% expect to be about the same.
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Iowans are split in their personal financial outlook: 37% expect to be better off a couple of years from now, and 37% expect to be about the same.
Iowans are split in their personal financial outlook: 37% expect to be better off a couple of years from now, and 37% expect to be about the same.
© Copyright 2021, Des Moines Register and Tribune Co. The majority of Iowans hold favorable feelings toward President Joe Biden a month and a half into his term, despite the state voting to re-elect former President Donald Trump by a margin of 8 percentage points four months ago. Fifty-one percent say they hold either very favorable or mostly favorable feelings toward him, according to the latest Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll. The poll, conducted by Selzer & Co., found 46% hold either mostly unfavorable or very unfavorable feelings toward Biden, a Democrat. In September 2020, as ...