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Consumer sentiment by political party
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Where did you get that? (I know better than to ask for a link)
What I use as well as all of Wall Street is published by the St. Louis Fed and conducted by The University of Michigan. The parameters and process are well documented. Here is a link to it. Basically it shows a huge drop when Biden was elected and bottomed out at 60 just before the election. Then after is has begun to rise, currently at or around 70. It was bouncing between 90-100 during the Trump term. So, what is your point? https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/UMCSENT/
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