chairman Donald Trump According to the latest CNBC All-US Economic Survey, tariffs, inflation and widespread dissatisfaction to deal with government expenses are registering the worst economic approval number of its President’s career.
The survey found that the increase in economic optimism with Trump’s reunion has disappeared, now with more Americans that the economy will be worse than at any time since 2023 and with a sharp twist towards pessimism about the stock market.
A survey of 1,000 Americans across the country approved 44% for Trump’s presidential handling and 51% rejection, when the President left the post in 2020, it was slightly better than CNBC’s final reading. On the economy, the survey showed Trump with 43% approval and 55% rejection, which is the first time in any CNBC pole, which is negative on the economy.
Trump’s Republican base remains solidly behind them, but -90 democrats on net economic approval, 30 points more negative than their average during their first term, and independent 23 points are more negative. Blue collar activists, who were important for the President’s electoral victory, remain positive on the handling of Trump’s economy, but their rejection numbers have declined by 14 points compared to the average for their first term.
In the survey, Partner J Campbell with Democratic Pollster, Heart Associates said, “Donald Trump was especially chosen to improve the economy, and so far, people are not liking what they are looking at.”
The pole was held on 9 April through the 13th and has a margin of an +/- 3.1%error.
The results suggest that Trump is still able to convince his base that his economic policies will be good for the country over time: 49% of the people believe that the economy will deteriorate in the next year, the most pessimistic overall results since 2023. This figure contains 76% Republicans that improve the economy. But 83% of Democrats and 54% see the freedom economy deteriorating. Those who believe in the President’s policies will have a positive effect, 27% say it will take a year or more. However, 40% of people who are negative about the President’s policies say they are now harming the economy.
“We are in a turbulent, milestrom of the type of change, when it comes to what people are going to do further.” Data … suggests more than ever that it is a negative partial reaction that is a negative part of what comes further, there is dissatisfaction and dissatisfaction and inappropriate about what comes further. “
While the most important part of the negative performance of the partisan president, it loses some support between Republicans in major areas such as tariffs and inflation, and a significant decline has been observed among independents.
Tariffs are a major part of the discontent of the overall public. Americans rejected the entire board tariff from 49 to 35 margins, and prominence believe that they are poor for American workers, inflation and overall economy. Democrats independent the tariff with a thumb and 26 digits by a margin of 83 points. Republican approves tariffs by 59-point proliferation-20 points below their 79% net approval by the President.
The majority of Americans sees Canada, Mexico, European Union and Japan as an economic opportunity for the United States rather than an economic threat. In fact, all are seen more favorable when CNBC asked questions during Trump’s first term. Statistics show that the public, including the prominence of the Republican, the President has not embraced the antipathy expressed to those business partners. On China, however, the public sees it as 44% to 35% margin, when CNBC last asked the question in 2019.
The worst number of the President comes to deal with his inflation, which publicly is rejected by a difference of 37 to 60%, including a strong net negative from democrats and independents. But at 58%, it is the lowest pure positive approval from Republican for any issue asked about the President. 57% of the public believe that we will be soon, or are currently in a recession, just 40% in March 2024. This figure includes 12% who think that the recession has already started.
The public rejected the President’s federal government’s expenditure from 45% to 51% and 42% to 53% margin.
The best number of Trump falls on immigration, where the operation of the southern border is approved by 53% to 41% margin, and the exile of illegal immigrants is approved from 52% to 45%. The President supported independent people on exile and 22% support from Democrats on the southern border. While still modest, it is the best performing issue for Trump among Democrats.
Meanwhile, Americans have become more negative than two years on the stock market. Some 53% say that this is a bad time to invest, only 38% said it is a good time. Numbers represent a rapid change from the stock market optimism that greeted the President’s election. In fact, the December survey represented the fastest swing towards market optimism in the 17 -year history of the survey and the April survey is the fastest turn towards pessimism.
The President’s troubles with their approval rating no longer translate into significant potential benefits for Democrats. When asked about the preference of the Congress, 48% of the public support, Democratic Control and 46% Support Republican Control, CNBC’s March 2022 survey of CNBC barely changed.
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