CNN Poll: A growing majority says Trump has made the economy worse, with most skeptical of his tariff plans

Trump says he’s off to best start as U.S. President. The economy says something else

Donald Trump was elected on a pledge to fix all kinds of problems confronting the U.S. economy, from stubborn inflation to a long-term decline in manufacturing jobs. He’s already declared that he’s off to the greatest start of a U.S. presidential term ever. The numbers don’t back him up.

59% of Americans Believe Trump’s Policies Are Worsening the Economy President Trump has already completed 100 days in office (Photo: AFP) (LPL/CNN) – At least 59% of Americans believe that President Donald Trump’s policies have contributed to the worsening of the country’s economy, a CNN poll revealed. The survey, conducted by the SSRS polling institute between April 17 and 24 with 1,678 adults, reflects an increase from 51% who in March said th…

Americans doubt Trump’s trade war will benefit them

Americans are unconvinced that President Trump's antifreedom protectionism will do anything but make them poorer.

82% of US voters are concerned about a recession: DDHQ poll

(NewsNation) — Immigration remains President Donald Trump’s strongest issue, but the economy has American voters increasingly concerned, an exclusive NewsNation/Decision Desk HQ poll found. The poll, which surveyed 521 Republicans, 560 Democrats and 349 independent voters and 18 "others," found that a majority of respondents disapprove of Trump's whirlwind first days. A majority, 56%, of respondents disapproved of Trump's second-term performanc…

Northern Virginia businesses sour on economy. Many cite Trump policies

Three months has made a huge difference in the economic expectations of Northern Virginia’s business leaders, with most more concerned about the region’s economy and their company’s own prospects. A quarterly survey conducted by Pinkston Business Leader for the Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce found 54% of business leaders are very or somewhat optimistic about their company’s performance over the next six months, down from 81% who said so i…

'Big Kahuna': CNN’s Brianna Keilar schools Republican who claims inflation isn't rising

In a poll released by CNN in late April, 56 percent of respondents isn't doing enough to check President Donald Trump's power. CNN host Brianna Keilar discussed the poll with Rep. Dan Meuser (R-Pennsylvania) during a Tuesday afternoon, April 29 broadcast. And it didn't take long for them to get into a debate over the results of Trump's tariffs.Meuser told Keilar, "Well, I'm in Congress, and we have a separation of powers. And we're all equal por…