A growing number of likely voters nationally are showing concern over the baby formula shortage across the country, according to a survey by left-wing think tank Data for Progress.
The poll, taken from May 20 to 24 with 1,169 likely voters, showed that 94 percent of voters are concerned about the country’s baby formula shortage.
Looking along party lines, 94 percent of Democrats showed concern over the issues, while 95 percent of Republicans also showed concern. And 92 percent of independent voters, who are becoming an increasingly important voting group, also showed concern.
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