Talk about mixed signals. In a new poll, voters said they believe they’d be in better financial shape under former President Donald Trump than Vice President Kamala Harris — by a nine-point margin. But, at the same time, a slight majority said they more faith in the veep to shepherd the US economy. About 42% of registered voters felt they’d be “much” or “somewhat” better off if Trump wins in November — while 33% said the same about Harris, according to a survey by the Financial Times and the University of Michigan Ross School of Business. Simultaneously, Harris narrowly eked...