As the current president, Joe Biden, and his team continuously seek to assure Americans about the positive effects of their overall economic strategies – frequently referred to as 'Bidenomics' – it appears that an increasing majority of citizens are finding their lives under these policies to be less satisfactory than the times under previous President Donald Trump. The looming presence of a significant new statistic particularly stands to compromise Biden's prospects for a second term.

A recent, unconventional survey conducted by Zogby Analytics yielded some telling insights into the deepening crisis of food 'insecurity' being faced by minorities, young voters, and those whose education ended with high school. Data from the survey indicated that a staggering 14 percent of those questioned had gone at least a day without food during April.

A particular demographic seriously impacted by these effects of Bidenomics, resulting in drastic and unceasingly high food prices, are African Americans. This group, traditionally a staunch Democratic voting base with a growing shift towards Trump, has been especially hard-hit under Biden's watch.

The survey broke down its findings, demonstrating that 34% of African American voters aged 18-24 were nearly five times more likely to experience food insecurity in the preceding month compared to voters within the 55-69 age group, which only had a 7% figure. The situation was further exacerbated among African Americans in rural communities, where the rate of food insecurity was 31%, compared to 21% amongst city dwellers, and 16% amongst those living in the suburbs.

As the current president, Joe Biden, and his team continuously seek to assure Americans about the positive effects of their overall economic strategies – frequently referred to as 'Bidenomics' – it appears that an increasing majority of citizens are finding their lives under these policies to be less satisfactory than the times under previous President Donald Trump. The looming presence of a significant new statistic particularly stands to compromise Biden's prospects for a second term.
A recent, unconventional survey conducted by Zogby Analytics yielded some telling insights into the deepening crisis of food 'insecurity' being faced by minorities, young voters, and those whose education ended with high school. Data from the survey indicated that a staggering 14 percent of those questioned had gone at least a day without food during April.
A particular demographic seriously impacted by these effects of Bidenomics, resulting in drastic and unceasingly high food prices, are African Americans. This group, traditionally a staunch Democratic voting base with a growing shift towards Trump, has been especially hard-hit under Biden's watch.
The survey broke down its findings, demonstrating that 34% of African American voters aged 18-24 were nearly five times more likely to experience food insecurity in the preceding month compared to voters within the 55-69 age group, which only had a 7% figure. The situation was further exacerbated among African Americans in rural communities, where the rate of food insecurity was 31%, compared to 21% amongst city dwellers, and 16% amongst those living in the suburbs.

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