Public approval of Donald Trump has fallen notably, driven largely by increasing dissatisfaction with his approach to economic management. Recent polling data indicates a significant shift in sentiment, particularly among key voter groups that previously formed the base of his support. As inflation and job market concerns persist, a growing number of Americans are expressing skepticism about the former president’s ability to lead on financial issues. This erosion in confidence is reflected across multiple surveys conducted by major news outlets, which collectively show a downward trend in favorable views of Trump. Notably, even within segments of his core constituency, signs of weakening enthusiasm have emerged, suggesting potential challenges for a future campaign. Analysts point to economic performance as the central factor behind the decline, with voters prioritizing financial stability over political rhetoric.
— news from The New York Times