Rasmussen Poll: Majority Expect to be Paying Even More for Groceries

Sixty-one percent of Americans expect to be paying even more for groceries a year from now, according to a new poll from Rasmussen Reports.

Here are how the poll results, released on Tuesday, break down:

• 9% say they think they’ll be paying less for groceries in a year. And 17% expect their grocery bills to be about the same. 14% were undecided.
• 77% of Republicans say they expect to be spending more on groceries a year from now.
• 47% of Democrats expect to be paying more.
• 60% of independents expect to be paying more.
• 89% of all those surveyed say they’re spending more for groceries now than they were a year ago. 6% say they aren’t paying more.
• 63% say rising food prices are causing them to change their eating habits, while 31% say inflation has not changed their eating habits.

The poll, conducted July 24-25, surveyed 1,000 Americans. The margin of error is plus or minus 3 percentage points.

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