Democrats Gaining Advantage Ahead of Midterms as Trump's Ratings Sink: Poll
The poll shows Democrats ahead on health care and the cost of living as 71% of voters disapprove of Trump on prices.
- A New York Times-Siena University poll released on Tuesday shows Democrats leading Republicans 51% to 43% among likely voters ahead of the November midterm elections.
- Economic frustration drives these numbers, as 71% of voters disapprove of President Donald Trump's handling of the cost of living, while only 28% approve of his economic approach.
- Independent voters are particularly dissatisfied, with 57% planning to support a Democrat for Congress, while those earning less than $50,000 annually favored Democratic candidates 63% to 31%.
- Beyond Trump's personal numbers, the survey indicates voters increasingly brand the Republican Party as 'extreme, elitist, and corrupt,' warning signs emerging after the party's first midterm convention in Dallas last week.
- Reuters reported the national average for regular petrol reached $4.33 a gallon on Tuesday, as ongoing hostilities in the Iran war contribute to higher fuel prices further dragging on Trump's ratings.
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