The US president seems to pay high on how he handles the economy and immigration, as they show a decline in his popularity.
According to a study by the Yougov Institute for The Economist magazine, a sample of 1,905 Americans, the positive views on the Republican tycoon have been reduced to 41%, from 50% In January, when he returned to the White House.
Another Pew Research Center poll, in a sample of 3,589 Americans, reports that positive opinions for the president reach 40%, from 47% In February. It is a worse performance than that of Joe Biden’s democratic predecessor in April 2021, at a similar point in his term.
During the first three months of his second term, positive views on Donald Trump reached 45%on average, in other words at the lowest level of any US president after World War II, the Gallup Institute said last week.
‘Fire’ the economy and migratory for Trump
Republican president has a rather bad picture of the management of the economy
Although voters generally expressed their confidence in this field, 54% of those asked in the context of YouGov/The Economist’s survey estimates that the economy has been badly up to 37% in January.
The popularity of the president suffers in particular with regard to the cost of living. Only 31% of Americans think that they are doing well on this issue, according to a Ipsos Institute survey for the Reuters news agency.
Inflation was among the key issues in the November 2024 presidential election, and Donald Trump promised to reduce prices. But most economists discount that the trade war that declared will push inflation upwards.
In terms of immigration, only 45% of the citizens who were asked approve how the Republican’s issue handles the Republican, from 50% two weeks ago, according to a Yougov/The Economist poll.
The Trump government expelled nearly 300 immigrants with no cards under 18th -century “foreign enemies”, something that justice ordered to be suspended.
The Republican is there a great decline in his popularity in some categories of citizens who gave him the victory over Kamala Harris. Positive views on the Spanish -speaking ranks do not exceed 27%, compared to 36% in early February, according to the Pew Research Center.
