Most Americans say they have been “personally” affected by supply chain shortages when attempting to buy basic consumer goods, a Convention of States Action/Trafalgar Group survey released Wednesday found.

Notably, a plurality of Democrats, 48.3 percent, claim they are not personally encountering issues, while 42.4 percent contend they are.

It follows the continuing supply chain crisis as cargo ships remain backed up, unable to dock and unload off the U.S.

Ron DeSantis (R) has offered Florida ports as a potential solution to the mounting supply chain crisis, announcing on Tuesday that the Sunshine State’s ports are open, offering incentives for businesses to move their cargo through.