Survey finds 28% approve of Trump's economic handling
A recent poll of 2,275 respondents found just 28 percent back the president's handling of the economy, as early voting for the midterms has begun in some states.
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What happened
A survey found that just 28 percent of respondents approve of President Trump's handling of the economy. A separate survey of workers found bipartisan disappointment with the president's populist agenda. Early voting for the midterms is already underway in some states.
Why it matters
The findings are tied to the 2026 midterm elections, which are already in progress in some states.
Coverage
- American Workers, the Economy, and the 2026 Midterms (eig.org)
- Just 1 in 4 approve of Trump handling of economy: Survey (The Hill)
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