Economic Fears Loom Large Over Americans, Could Sway Midterms

One third of Americans fear total economic collapse that could ripple across the nation, more than other disasters like climate change or pandemics. This could hurt Biden's re-election chances.

Republicans are much more concerned about economic turmoil than Democrats - 48% vs 22%. Democrats worry more about climate change.

Despite some gains, many Americans still feel economic instability and can't afford major life milestones, leading to cynicism.

World War 3 is the second biggest fear at 25% overall, showing concerns about global conflict and turmoil. This could also impact elections.

Whoever next takes office will have to tackle urgent issues like unaffordable groceries before less visible problems like killer robots.