Feb. 12 (UPI) -- More than 60 percent of Americans say they are economically better off right now than they were three years ago at the start of President Donald Trump's administration, a survey showed Wednesday.
Gallup said 61 percent of respondents said their "personal situation" is comparatively better than it was in early 2017. The mark is the highest the pollster has ever recorded at this stage of a re-election year.