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POLL: Trump financial coverage approval down

By Editorial Board Published October 17, 2025 2 Min Read
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POLL: Trump financial coverage approval down

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — In response to a brand new Emerson Faculty ballot, the financial system stays the highest situation going through the U.S. — and ballot respondents disapprove of the way in which the Trump administration is dealing with it.

31% of voters named the financial system as america’ prime situation, adopted by 23% saying threats to democracy, 13% saying immigration, 9% saying healthcare, 8% saying crime, and 6% saying housing affordability.

A majority of respondents, 52%, disapprove of the way in which Trump has been dealing with the financial system, a three-point enhance in disapproval since Emerson’s 100-day ballot again in April. Approval of his financial coverage remained the identical, holding at 37%.

“Majorities of voters under 30 and in their 40s say they are worse off financially than a year ago, and these groups are most likely to name the economy as the top issue facing the country. Voters over 70 are more concerned about threats to democracy, at 39%, than any other age group,” Spencer Kimball, government director of Emerson Faculty Polling, mentioned.

Relating to how coverage has impacted their lives, 40% of respondents say their family funds are worse off than a yr in the past, whereas 30% are higher off and 30% are about the identical, in accordance with the ballot.

Almost half of respondents, 49% mentioned the federal government shutdown is having “no real impact” on their family. 30% mentioned “a minor impact,” 14% a “major impact,” and seven% are uncertain.

The Emerson Faculty Polling nationwide survey was performed Oct. 13-14, 2025. The sampleof U.S. lively registered voters, n=1,000, has a credibility interval, just like a ballot’s margin oferror (MOE), of +/- 3 share factors.

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