When applying the results of Kahane (2009) at the national level, we can derive that the macro drivers (i.e., income growth, unemployment and gasoline prices) would add an expected 1.8 percentage points to the Democratic Party’s share of the vote at November’s US presidential election…

US economic drivers of political support, by election year and results, indicative by per capital disposable income, Gasoline prices, changes in employment, as percentage point contribution to expected vote share for incumbent