(CNSNews.com) -- A new survey shows that 83% of American adults view current economic conditions as "only fair" or "poor," reported Gallup. In addition, 72% think economic conditions are getting "worse."

On other issues, only 2% of Americans said "Environemnt/Pollution/Climate change" was the most important problem facing the country, and only 2% said the "situation with Russia" was a top problem.

In the poll, conducted Mar. 1-13, 2023, Gallup asked a random sample of 1,009 adults living in all 50 states and D.C., to describe current economic conditions. In response, 43% said poor, 40% said only fair, 15% said good, and 1% said excellent.

As for their outlook on the economy, only 23% said it was "getting better" while 72% said "getting worse." 

Gallup also asked, "What do you think is the most important problem facing this country today?"

In response, 33% said "economic problems (net)," with "high cost of living/inflation" topping the list of concerns at 12%. 

Another 12% of Americans said the "economy in general."

As for non-economic problems, 20% said "the government/poor leadership" is the most important problem facing America today; 11% said "immigration."  

From there, the numbers dropped way off, with 3% citing "crime/violence," 2% citing "race relations/racism," and 2% saying the "situation with Russia."

Despite the Biden administration's push to eliminate fossil fuels and impose a green agenda across the country, only 2% of Americans said climate change was the most important problem.

Also, only 1% of Americans said "guns/gun control" was the main problem. And another 1% said "police brutality."

To read the survey, click here.