Wisconsin Voters Split on Economy and Prices Leading Up to Midterms

Grocery prices are a top concern for voters in Wisconsin, a key swing state in the 2022 midterms. Prices have risen 25% in 4 years.

Many voters link rising prices to Biden and say they were better under Trump. Some are reconsidering support for Biden.

However, some voters are more concerned about other issues like women's rights. High earners are less concerned about prices.

Both Biden and Trump have blamed each other for inflation and high prices, but economists say Trump's policies could also raise prices.

The economy is strong in places like Sheboygan County, but voters there and across Wisconsin are split evenly between Biden and Trump due to grocery prices and inflation.