Trump’s midterm woes deepen amid worsened economic backdrop: CNN poll
A new poll shows a 7-point swing toward Democrats in competitive districts as voters cite the economy and foreign policy.
- On Wednesday, the NPR/PBS News Marist Poll revealed registered voters prefer Democratic congressional candidates over Republicans by a 53% to 41% margin, suggesting Democrats could regain control of Congress.
- President Donald Trump continues to face record low approval ratings of 39%, with 53% of voters strongly disapproving of his performance; 45% characterize their congressional choice as a vote against the president.
- Voters consistently favor Democrats over Republicans on the economy , gas prices , and foreign policy ; Iowa Rep. Ashley Hinson and former Michigan Rep. Mike Rogers have reversed positions to distance themselves from the president.
- In a direct choice between a socialist Democrat and a MAGA Republican, 51% of voters picked the Democrat compared to 34% for the Republican, a dynamic evident in Florida's Senate race where Angie Nixon faces Ashley Moody.
- High national attention centers on competitive races, including North Carolina, where Democrats show notable enthusiasm as Election Day approaches; these contests remain pivotal for Congress's balance of power.
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Donald Trump approval rating today: What new polls show ...
This happens shortly before the extremely important midterm elections for Donald Trump – and the clues are frightening.
In the face of the admirable rapidity of the United Kingdom’s parliamentary system in changing government, the US presidential system has a much slower pace of transition. Indeed, during the period between the mid-term elections – scheduled for November 3rd – and the inauguration of a new president two years later, the occupants of the White House are known as ‘lame ducks’, a metaphor of its capitiminated power and its increasingly obvious expir…
Donald Trump’s Poll Numbers Are Now ‘The Lowest of His Political Career’
A Reuters/Ipsos poll found fewer than a third of Americans approve of President Trump, his career low in that survey, five weeks before the midterms. Under one in five approve of his handling of living costs, and his Republican support has slipped below three-quarters.
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