Morning Consult's data indicates that for the first time in four years, Republican consumer sentiment has surged, showcasing a significant change in economic outlook since Election Day.
As feelings about future financial conditions have notably improved, current personal financial perceptions have largely stayed negative, highlighting a disconnect in economic sentiment.
Republican sentiment post-Trump victory jumped to 107.5, while Democratic sentiment dropped from 116 to 100, reflecting a clear shift in partisan economic outlook.
The data reveals a trend where consumer sentiment has aligned more with political affiliation than actual economic conditions, suggesting broader implications for future elections.
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