DETROIT, MI – A new statewide poll from the Detroit Regional Chamber revealed that Michigan voters are split on the state’s economic outlook, concerned about cost-of-living increases and some are expecting a recession.

The poll, conducted from Sept. 10-14, asked 600 registered Michigan voters about a range of topics, including cost of goods, the job market, the impact of tariffs and global trade policy and the potential role AI will play in the economy.

The full poll can be viewed on the Detroit Regional Chamber website at this link.

“There are warning signs throughout this poll that don’t bode well for business or Michigan’s economic outlook or competitiveness,” Sandy K. Baruah, DRC president and CEO, said in a statement. “Voters’ concerns appear to be catching up with the realities

See Full Page