According to the latest CNBC all-America economic survey, President Donald Trump registers the worst economic approval numbers of his career as a presidential career, which has done the dissatisfied dissatisfaction with tariffs, inflation and government spending.
The survey showed that the increase in economic optimism that accompanied the re -election of Trump has disappeared. More Americans believed that the economy will be getting worse than since 2023 and with a sharp turn towards pessimism over the stock market.
The survey of 1,000 Americans across the country showed that the treatment of Trump with the Presidency of Trump and 51% disapproved, slightly better than the final reading of CNBC when the president left the office in 2020. In the economy, however, the Trump survey showed 43% approval and 55% disapproval when he was negative in the CNBC survey while negative.
Trump's republican base remains solid behind him, but the Democrats with -90 Economic Approval are 30 points more negative than their average in its first term, and the independent are 23 points more negative. The workers of the Blue Collar, who were the key to the president's election victory, are still positive about dealing with the economy by Trump, but their disapproval figures rose by 14 points compared to their average for his first term.
“Donald Trump has been re -elected especially for the improvement of the economy, and so far people don't like what they see,” said Jay Campbell, partner at Hart Associates, the democratic soft tower in the survey.
The survey was carried out from April 9th to 13th and has an error rate of +/- 3.1%.
The results show that Trump has so far only been able to convince his basis that his economic policy will be good for the country over time: 49% of the public believe that the economy will worsen next year. But 83% of Democrats and 54% of the independent see that the economy deteriorates. Among those who believe that the president's guidelines will have positive effects say 27%that it will take a year or more. However, 40% of those who are negative's politics say that they are now violating the economy.
“We are in a turbulent, type of change when it comes to how people feel about what will happen next,” said Micah Roberts, the partner with public opinion strategies, the Republican survey divider for the survey. “The data … suggest more than ever that it is the negative partisan reaction that is dissatisfied and afraid of what comes next.”
While partiality is the most important part of the negative representation of the president, he loses a certain support among republicans in key areas such as tariffs and inflation and has a remarkable deterioration of the independent.
Tillers seem to be an integral part of the public's dissatisfaction. The Americans take the tariffs from 49 to 35 years and 35 years, and majorities believe that they are bad for American workers, inflation and the overall economy. Democrats give tariffs a thumb with a distance of 83 points and independent by 26 points. The Republicans vote the tariffs with a 59-point spread at 20 points under their net permission of the president of 79%.
A large majorities of the Americans see Canada, Mexico, the EU and Japan more an economic opportunity for the United States than an economic threat. In fact, everyone is viewed cheaper than the question while Trump asked the first term. The data indicate that the public, including the majorities of Republicans, do not accept the antipathy that the President expressed towards these trading partners. In China, however, the public sees it as a threat with a margin of 44% to 35%, much worse than as CNBC in 2019.
The worst figures of the president result in inflation that disapproved the public by a margin of 37 to 60%, including strong net negatives from Democrats and independent. At 58%, however, it is the lowest positive net determination of the Republicans for one of the questions that were asked about the president. 57% of the public believe that we will soon be a recession or are currently in the recession, of only 40% in March 2024. The number comprises 12%, which believes that the recession has already started.
The public also disapproved of dealing with the Federal Government by the Federal Government by 45% to 51% and foreign policy by 42% to 53% margin.
The best figures from Trump are immigration, where his handling of the southern border with a margin of 53 to 41% is approved and the deportation of illegal immigrants is approved 52 to 45%. The president reached a minor majority of the support of independent of deportations and 22% support from Democrats on the southern border. Although it is still modest, it is the best problem for Trump among the Democrats.
In the meantime, the Americans on the stock exchange have become more negative than in two years. About 53% say it is a bad time to invest. Only 38% say it is a good time. The numbers represent a sharp turn from stock market optimism, which welcomed the election of the president. In fact, the survey in December was the sharpest momentum for market optimism in the 17-year history of the survey, and the April survey is the sharpest turn in the direction of pessimism.
The problems of the president with his approval rate do not seem to be transferred to considerable potential profits for democrats for the time being. The congress preference supports 48% of public democratic control and 46% of Republican control, which have hardly changed in the survey of CNBCS March 2022.
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