Trump’s approval classification on the economy in the lowest presidential profession

president Donald Trump The worst economic approval numbers in his presidential career are recorded amid widespread discontent over his dealings with customs tariffs, inflation and government spending, according to the latest economic survey in America CNBC.

The poll found that support in the economic optimism that accompanied Trump’s re -election had disappeared, with the Americans now believed that the economy will get worse than any time since 2023 and with a sharp turn towards pessimism around the stock market.

The survey, which included 1000 Americans across the country, showed 44 % who agreed to Tram’s dealings with the presidency and 51 % of the presidency, a little better than the final reading of CNBC when the president left his position in 2020.

Trump’s republican base is still behind it, but the Democrats, in net net economic approval, are more negative 30 points than the Mediterranean during its first term, and independents are more negative 23 points. Blue collar workers, who were the key to the president’s victory in the elections, are still positive in dealing with Trump for the economy, but the rejection numbers have increased by 14 points compared to the average period of his first term.

“Donald Trump was specifically re -elected to improve the economy, and so far, people do not like what they see,” said Jay Campbell, a partner with Hart Associated, a democratic polling expert.

The survey was conducted from April 9 to 13 and has an error margin +/- 3.1 %.

The results showed that Trump has not yet been able to persuade his base that his economic policies will be good for the country over time: 49 % of the audience believe that the economy will get worse during the next year, which is the most pessimistic total result since 2023. This number includes 76 % of Republicans who see that the economy is improving. But 83 % of Democrats and 54 % of independents see the economy getting worse. Among those who believe that the president’s policies 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 policies say they are now harmful to the economy.

“We are in a kind of turbulent changes of change when it comes to what people feel about what will happen after that,” said Mika Roberts, the administrative partner with public opinion strategies, Republican Plotteen Survey. “The data suggests … more than ever that the negative partisan reaction is what drives and maintains discontent and fear about what comes after that.”

While partisanship is the most important part of the negative president’s offer, it loses some support among Republicans in the main fields such as definitions and inflation, and has witnessed a remarkable deterioration among independents.

The tariffs seem a large part of the public audience’s dissatisfaction. Americans do not agree to a comprehensive customs tariff with a margin from 49 to 35, and the majority believes that they are bad for American workers, inflation and public economy. Democrats give definitions a thumb with a margin of 83 points and 26 points. Republicans agree to the customs tariff through the spread of 59 points -20 points less than the net net consent of 79 % of the president.

The large majority of Americans, Canada, Mexico, the European Union and Japan sees an economic opportunity for the United States rather than an economic threat. In fact, all of them are viewed more positively than when CNBC asked the question during the first period of Trump. The data indicate that the public, including the majority of Republicans, do not adopt the hatred that the president expressed towards these commercial partners. However, in China, the public sees it represents a 44 % margin threat to 35 %, which is much worse than it was when CNBC asked the last question in 2019.

The worst numbers of the president come in his dealings with inflation, which the public rejects with a margin of 37 to 60 %, including strong net negatives of Democrats and independents. But by 58 %, it is less positive and pure approval than Republicans on any of the issues requested by the president. 57 % of the audience believe that we will be soon, or currently, stagnation, with an increase of only 40 % in March 2024. The number includes 12 % who believe that the recession has already begun.

The public also rejects the president’s treatment of the federal government by 45 % to 51 % and the foreign policy with a margin of 42 % to 53 %.

Trump’s best migration numbers come, as his dealings with the southern border are approved with a margin from 53 % to 41 %, and the deportation of illegal immigrants is adopted from 52 % to 45 %. The president has a slight majority of support from independent deportation and 22 % support from Democrats on the southern border. Although it is still modest, it is the best Trump performance issue among Democrats.

Meanwhile, the Americans became more negative in the stock market than they were within two years. About 53 % says it is a bad time for investment, as only 38 % said it is an appropriate time. The numbers are a sharp shift from optimism about the stock market, which received the election of the president. In fact, the December / December poll is the most swing towards the 17 -year -old market optimism, and April survey is the most severe role towards pessimism.

The president’s problems in classifying his approval does not seem to be translated at the present time into great possible gains for Democrats. When asked about the preference of Congress, 48 ​​% of general support for democratic control and 46 % support republican control, it was barely changed from the CNBC survey in March 2022.

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