As the presidential election nears, the economy has emerged as a pivotal issue for American voters, who overwhelmingly feel that the current economic situation is poor. Surveys indicate that many voters blame Democrats for economic challenges, while others are divided on whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris would be better suited to handle these issues. Both candidates present starkly different economic policies, and polls show that Trump holds a significant lead over Harris when it comes to voter trust on economic matters. Despite this, a large segment of the electorate remains skeptical about their options, with numerous voters indicating that they believe both candidates will struggle to address inflation and other economic concerns. As economists issue warnings about potential inflation hazards, the election is shaping up to be a referendum on economic performance and voter sentiment regarding fiscal leadership.