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Trump’s approval rating on the economy sinks to just 32%, and even Republicans feel like they need ‘to get a loan before I go grocery shopping’

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Trump’s approval rating on the economy sinks to just 32%, and even Republicans feel like they need ‘to get a loan before I go grocery shopping’
Fortune
Fortune3 hrs ago
Trump’s approval rating on the economy sinks to just 32%, and even Republicans feel like they need ‘to get a loan before I go grocery shopping’
That’s down from 40% at the start of his second term, and marks a shift from his first presidential term when the economy was a stronger issue for Trump.
CBS News
CBS News2 days ago
New poll shows many Americans don't see economic relief from either Republican, Democratic parties
A recent CBS News poll shows many Americans feel Republicans and Democrats are hurting their cost of living. CBS News' Anthony Salvanto and Aaron Navarro report.
Newsweek
Newsweek3 days ago
Trump Approval Rating Dealt Triple Blow—3 Polls Show All Time Low This Week
Trump hits new lows in three polls this week — CNN, Quinnipiac and AP-NORC all find his approval at his second-term worst.
CNN
CNN3 days ago
CNN Poll: Voters favor Democrats by an 8-point margin heading into the midterms
CNN Poll: Voters favor Democrats by an 8-point margin heading into the midterms  CNN
Guardian World
Guardian World3 days ago
Republican disenfranchisement bid drives Black voters to polls, study finds
Black voters in south motivated to turn out by Republican push to redraw maps after supreme court ruling A new analysis of Black voters in the south indicates that Republican attempts to dilute their political power is driving them to the polls in larger numbers and shifting their counties further left. After the supre
The Independent
The Independent🏁 first to report4 days ago
Andy Burnham poll tracker: Prime minister and Labour’s approval ratings in four charts
The new prime minister begins his term as one of the UK’s most popular politicians, but will the ‘Burnham bounce’ last? Albert Toth looks at the figures behind the historic rise to power