Voter Concerns Over National Debt and Economy Surge Ahead of Election

Surveys reveal bipartisan demand for detailed fiscal plans from presidential candidates in key swing states.

Recent polls show that over 90% of voters in seven battleground states prioritize national debt and economic issues in the upcoming election.
Voters across party lines in states like Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania express significant concern over the $35 trillion national debt.
Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are criticized for not providing clear plans on how they will address the national debt and economic challenges.
Polls indicate a dead heat between Trump and Harris, with voter concerns focused more on debt management than on issues like abortion and climate change.
Voters emphasize the need for candidates to propose concrete measures, including potential spending cuts or tax increases, to manage the national debt effectively.