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President Donald Trump He registered the worst economic approval in his presidential career amid broad dissatisfaction with the treatment of tariffs, inflation and state expenses, according to the latest economic poll CNBC All-America.
The poll showed that stimulating economic optimism that accompanied Trump’s re -election, and more Americans who believe that the economy would become worse than at any time from 2023 and with a sharp turn to pessimism about the stock market.
During a 1000 Americans’ poll, 44%shown 44%, approving Trump’s appeal to the presidency and 51%, not approving, a little better than the final CNBC reading when the president left the office in 2020. However, in the economy, the poll showed Trump with 43% of approval and 55% refusal, for the first time in any CNBC survey that it was pure negative for the economy.
Trump’s Republican base remains firmly behind, but the Democrats, with pure economic approval, are 30 points more negatively than their average during the first term, and independent 23 points are more negative. Workers with blue collars who were key to the victory of the president remain positive in Trump’s economy, but their number of dissatisfaction has risen by 14 points compared to their average for the first term.
“Donald Trump has been re -elected specifically to improve the economy, and still people do not like what they see,” said Jay Campbell, a partner with Hart Associates, a democratic poll.
The poll was conducted from 9 to 13 April and has an error +/- 3.1%.
The results show that Trump has so far been able to convince his base that his economic policy would be good for the country over time: 49% of the public believe that the economy will deteriorate next year, the most pessimistic total result from 2023. This figure includes 76% of Republicans who see that the economy is improving. But 83% of Democrats and 54% see that the economy is deteriorating. Among those who believe that the president’s policy will have a positive impact, 27% say it will take a year or more. However, 40% of those who are negative about the president’s policy say they are now hurting the economy.
“We are in a troubled, peculiar whirlpool of change when it comes to how people feel next,” said Micah Roberts, managing a public opinion partner, republican questionnaires. “Data … suggest more than if -something that is a negative guerrilla reaction that drives and supports dissatisfaction and trembling about what is next.”
While partisan is the most significant part of the president’s negative show, it loses some support among Republicans in key spheres such as tariffs and inflation, and there is a marked deterioration among the independent ones.
Tariffs look like a significant part of the dissatisfaction with the common public. Americans do not approve of 49 to 35 reserves all over the home, and most believe that they are bad for American workers, inflation and the common economy. Democrats give tariffs to the thumbs with 83-point profitability and independents for 26 points. Republicans approve of the tariffs for 59 point distribution-on 20 points below 79% of the president’s net approval.
Most Americans see Canada, Mexico, EU and Japan as a more economical opportunity for the US, not for the economic threat. In fact, everyone is considered more profitable than when CNBC asked this question during Trump’s first term. The data believe that the public, including most Republicans, does not cover the dislike that the president expressed to those trading partners. However, in China, the public perceives this as a threat of 44% to 35%, which is much worse than when CNBC last asked the issue in 2019.
The fastest number of the president comes to his appeal to inflation, which the public does not approve by 37 to 60%, including strong pure negatives of Democrats and independent. But by 58%, this is the lowest pure positive approval from the Republicans on any of the questions that ask about the president. 57% of the public believe that we are soon, or currently in recession, compared to only 40% in March 2024. The figure includes 12%that the recession has already begun.
The public also does not approve the cost of the Federal Government President 45% to 51% and foreign policy by 42% to 53%.
The best number of Trump comes to immigration when its southern border management is approved by 53% to 41% and the deportation of illegal immigrants is approved by 52% to 45%. The president has reached a small majority of support from independent deportations and 22% of the Southern Democrats’ support. Although still modest, this is the best question for Trump among Democrats.
Meanwhile, Americans have become more negative in the stock market than two years. About 53% say it’s a bad time for investing, only 38% say it’s a good time. The figures are a sharp turn from optimism in the stock market that welcomed the presidential election. In fact, the December poll was the most sharp scope for optimism in the 17-year poll history, and the April poll is a sharp turn to pessimism.
The President’s problems with his assertion rating appear to have not yet been translated into significant potential income for Democrats. Asked about the advantage in Congress, 48% of public support for democratic control and 46% support republican control, barely changed from the CNBC poll in March 2022.
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