CNN Poll: Americans doubt Trump is paying enough attention to the country’s most important problems
The survey also shows 65% say his policies hurt the economy and 67% say the Iran war is hurting the United States.
- On Wednesday, a CNN poll found 73% of Americans believe President Donald Trump ignores the country's most pressing problems, with his approval rating at 34%—matching his career low from January 6, 2021.
- Worsening public sentiment stems from the ongoing war in Iran and economic frustration, with 67% of Americans saying the conflict hurts the United States and only 28% approving of Trump's handling of the crisis.
- Beyond policy failures, disclosures revealed Trump earned over $2 billion in 2025, while recent surveys show just 25% approve of his inflation management and 21% approve of his gas price response.
- Political consequences loom as 42% of voters say they will cast ballots against Trump in midterms, compared to 22% for him, while Democrats maintain a competitive edge on the generic congressional ballot.
- Sustained disapproval reflects a significant decline since the U.S. launched attacks against Iran in February, as current polling mirrors the volatility Trump experienced in early 2021.
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Frustrations are mounting in the White House, a former insider revealed Wednesday. A new CNN poll finds a record 73 percent of Americans believe President Trump hasn't focused enough on the country's most pressing problems, with only 27 percent saying he's had the right priorities.The survey conducted by SSRS came alongside darkening views of the Iran war, persistent economic frustration and broad dissatisfaction with the president's handling of…
By Ariel Edwards-Levy, CNN A record 73% of American adults claim that President Donald Trump has not paid enough attention to the country's most important problems, while only 27% believe that his priorities have been the right ones, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS. This takes place in the midst of an increasingly pessimistic view of the war with Iran, economic stagnation and widespread discontent with the way Trump addresses these…
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