Newsweek: Why these employment figures does not affect the election
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The new national unemployment rate released this morning held regular 9.6%, marking the last time that this economic data point out before the November elections. Perceptions of the economy voters were likely determined months ago according to economists and political scientists and this last number should have little effect on the results of the races. "It's much too late to change very pessimistic view of the economy, public", explains Thomas e. Mann, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
Although the mid-term congressional elections dominated the headlines in recent weeks, us remain focused on the State of the economy, according to the latest survey by the Pew Research Center for the people & the press.Approximately 28% of the pay telephone interviewees attention to economic news, compared to only 12 percent of respondents said that they followed the economy Congrès.Et racing remains the key for the fall campaign issue according to the latest survey NEWSWEEK.
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