A new Wall Street Journal poll released today reveals a striking 11-point surge in the number of Americans who rate the U.S. economy as “excellent” or “good,” the most positive outlook recorded in Journal surveys since 2021. According to the poll, 47% of registered voters now view the economy in positive terms, up from just 36% in April. The percentage of respondents who rated the economy as “not good” or “poor” dropped to 51%, a substantial improvement from 63% just three months ago.
