The this year's presidential elections can hinge wallet on voters.
More than half of Americans say their own financial well-being is the most important factor, or the most important factors when it comes to decide who will draw them, the lever will for come November, according to a study by Bankrate.com published Monday.
"How Americans feel his about the U.S. economy and their own finances centrally for the election on 6 November", said Claes Bell, senior banking expert with Bankrate.com. "While unemployment probably will be about these historic benchmark of 7.2 per cent, if the election takes place, the key question will be whether Americans are familiar with the progress that is done, since the economy took a turn to the poor."
The telephone survey of 1,000 adults earlier this month surveyed voters were also found "deeply divided about help, which candidate had to bring financially back on track."
21 Percent said their personal financial situation would be better under former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney21 percent said they would be better under President Barack Obama and 8 percent were undecided.
But a majority of 50 percent, said who wins come, the November probably would not make big difference when it came to their wallets.
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