POLITICS

The Politics Of Economic Anxiety

McCain draws voters worried about energy prices and retirement; Obama leads among those fretting about housing or health care costs.

by Ronald Brownstein

Saturday, Oct. 4, 2008


Surveys show a link between voters' specific economic concerns and their political leanings.

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