June 17 (UPI) -- Americans who live in rural communities have a significantly worse view of the U.S. economy and job opportunities than those who live in cities or their suburbs, a new poll shows.
A Washington Post/Kaiser Foundation survey found 67 percent of rural Americans surveyed rated job opportunities in their community "fair" or "poor." City dwellers were split almost evenly on the question, with 50 percent rating job prospects as "excellent" or "good."