Poll: 53% Say Finances Worsened Under Trump
The poll also found 64% disapproval of Trump on inflation and living costs, with Democrats leading Republicans 44% to 39% ahead of the midterms.
- Americans broadly report feeling financially worse off under President Donald Trump, with 53% of registered voters noting their situation has declined since January 19, 2025, according to a Financial Times poll.
- Rising consumer costs, fuel prices, and the war with Iran have driven dissatisfaction, as 64% of voters disapprove of President Trump's handling of inflation and living costs.
- Polling data shows Democrats lead Republicans 44% to 39% on the generic ballot, while President Trump's approval rating among Republicans fell eight points, with 55% of all Americans now disapproving of his performance.
- Ahead of November midterms, Democrats need four seats in both the Senate and the House to win majorities, a shift that could halt the GOP's legislative agenda for the next two years.
- White House spokesperson Kush Desai defended the administration's record, though Democrats have pledged to investigate the Trump family's financial dealings if they retake control of Congress.
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Poll Finds 24% of Trump’s 2024 Voters Say Their Finances Have Worsened Since He Took Office
A new FocalData survey found 41% of President Donald Trump’s 2024 voters believe they are financially better off since January 2025, while 24% say they ... The post Poll Finds 24% of Trump’s 2024 Voters Say Their Finances Have Worsened Since He Took Office first appeared on [your]NEWS.
The majority of American voters surveyed in a poll by the British newspaper Financial Times (FT) declared that they are worse off under current President Donald Trump.
More than half of American voters consider that their financial situation has worsened since Donald Trump's return to the White House, according to a poll published by the Financial Times. The study, carried out by the company Focaldata between 7 and 10 August with 1,913 registered voters, emerges a few months after November's midterms and points to the economy as the president's main political wear factor. According to the data released by the …
Most US voters say they are worse off under Trump in new poll, Dems lead on economy
A new FT poll revealed that US voters have not been pleased with President Donald Trump‘s handling of the economy and cost of living as the midterm elections draw closer. The poll, conducted between August 7 and August 10, was carried out online by Focaldata, a London-based, nonpartisan research company. The mounting displeasure with Trump...
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