Voters are more concerned about the economy than anything

And their concern about the economy is more *intense* than it is about anything else.

Some unusual data analysis this morning that I thought I’d share: periodically, The Economist asks respondents to answer two sets of questions about various issues facing the American public. First, it asks them to say whether they think each of these issues is very important, somewhat important, not very important, or unimportant. This question gives u…