US EditionTrump’s net approval rating on economy and overall falls to lowest of his two terms, CNBC survey shows
The survey of 1,000 Americans found his net approval at -18, while economic approval fell to -21, the lowest CNBC has measured.
- A CNBC survey of 1,000 respondents released in late April found President Donald Trump's overall job approval fell to 40%, with 58% disapproving, producing a net-18—the lowest rating of his two terms.
- Economic anxiety from higher gas prices and inflation drove the decline, causing Trump's approval on the economy to slip to 39% and eroding support particularly among non-MAGA Republicans.
- While self-identified MAGA Republicans remain overwhelmingly loyal with 96% approval, the survey revealed widespread disapproval of Trump's handling of the Iran war, with 48% of Americans feeling "less safe."
- Despite Trump's slide, Democrats are not automatically benefiting; Americans prefer Democratic control of Congress by a 4-point margin, unchanged from the previous survey.
- Micah Roberts, a partner at Public Opinion Strategies, noted Trump keeps 60% of the Republican Party "very, very fired up," but cautioned that recovery before the midterms remains unlikely.
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A new poll by the US broadcaster CNBC shows that many US citizens are dissatisfied with Trump's economic policy. The reasons.
President Donald Trump's approval rate, both overall and in terms of the economy, fell to the lowest level in the two mandates, according to the latest poll conducted by CNBC, All-America Economic Survey.
Donald Trump's approval figures have fallen to the lowest level of his two terms of office in the US, according to a survey conducted by TV channel CNBC.
Trump’s Net Approval Sinks to New All-Time Low
A new CNBC poll “found that 40% approve of President Trump’s job performance, a five-point drop from last quarter, and 58% disapprove, a six-point increase. “ “His net approval fell 10 points to -18, the lowest ever measured over the president’s two terms.” “Net approval by Democrats and independents also hit record lows, but the decline from Republicans stood out. It dropped 17 points to the lowest level since 2017, paced by a 9-point increase …
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