The economy remains a key issue for 29 percent. respondents, ahead of issues such as threats to democracy (24%), health care (12%) and crime (10%)..
The greatest concerns are inflation and rising costs of living – indicated by as many as 45%. subjects. 68% of respondents expressed a negative assessment of the president's actions in the area of the economy. respondents, over half of whom described their disapproval as “strong”.
Compared to the previous year, the number of people criticizing economic policy increased by 7 percentage points. It is worth noting that the decline in trust is also noticeable among supporters of the ruling party. Among the Republican electorate, support for the Trump administration's anti-inflation measures decreased by 10 percentage points.
Rising costs of living and social polarization
Four in 10 Americans believe their financial situation has worsened over the last year. Among Democrats, as many as 55 percent indicates a deterioration of their financial situation, as do 46 percent. independent people.
In contrast to these data, 34 percent Republicans declare to improve their finances.
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One of the most frequently mentioned problems is rising gasoline prices, which particularly affect blue-collar workers and people with lower education.
The war with Iran divides society
Despite the ceasefire announced on April 7, assessments of the president's actions in connection with the conflict with Iran remain divided. Only a third of respondents support Trump's policies on this issue, and political polarization is clearly visible.
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Nearly all Democrats and most independents disapprove, while 74 percent disapprove. Republicans approve of her. Importantly, as many as 61 percent respondents oppose further military escalation. In the group of people under 30 years of age, this percentage increases to 74%.
Immigration and electoral rules – mixed reviews
The poll shows a slight improvement in the perception of the president's immigration policy – 44 percent support it. subjects. Still, most Americans remain critical of the Trump administration's approach to the issue. At the same time, support for tightening electoral regulations is growing.
As many as three quarters of respondents support a mandatory ID document when voting, and most of them also support a requirement to confirm citizenship..
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Donald Trump's presidency faces serious challenges, both economically and internationally. The survey shows that the public mood is increasingly polarized, and key decisions of the administration cause mixed reactions among citizens.
