Polls: Eighty percent Americans think that the United States is developing in a wrong direction

China News Service, July 6th. A comprehensive report by the University of Monmos in the United States showed that 88%of the respondents said that the United States was walking on the wrong road, and only 10%of the respondents said The United States is moving towards the right direction. This is the lowest level since the public opinion investigation agency began to raise this issue in 2013.

Data Map: On June 11, local time, a car owner cheered for a vehicle in a gas station in San Matio County, California. According to data from the American Automobile Association, the average gasoline prices across the United States rose to $ 5.004 per gallon that day (about 3.7 liters). This is the first time that the average gasoline price in American history has exceeded $ 5, and the data a year ago was only $ 3.077. China News Agency reporter Liu Guanguan Photo

According to the Chinese website, according to the division of the party, only 6%of the Republicans said that the development direction of the United States is correct, and this ratio of Democrats is 18%. 92%of Republicans said that the United States was on the wrong road, and 91%of independent people and 80%of Democrats also held this opinion.

In addition, compared to young people, older interviewees are more willing to believe that the country is moving towards the right direction.

The polls also found that inflation and gasoline prices are the most concerned on Americans. "The economic situation makes Americans feel bad." Said Patrick Murry, director of the Institute of Public Opinion Investigation, Monter University, said, "They are not satisfied with Washington."

As for which political party is more likely to stabilize the economy, the interviewees do not have a clear consensus. 36%of the respondents expressed their hope that the Republican Party would control parliament and 38%of the respondents prefer the Democratic Party.

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