Summary
A recent poll shows that more Americans blame President Trump and Republicans for the government shutdown than blame Democrats. However, the blame is somewhat shared, as some think both parties are responsible. Many Americans are worried about the shutdown's impact on the economy and federal services.
Key Facts
- A CBS News-YouGov poll found 39% of Americans blame President Trump and Republicans for the shutdown.
- 30% of people blame Democrats, and 31% say both parties are equally at fault.
- 52% of Americans disapprove of how President Trump is handling the shutdown.
- 36% of respondents believe health care is the main issue in the shutdown.
- A poll showed support for extending tax credits related to government funding, with 92% of Democrats, 82% of independents, and 59% of Republicans in favor.
- An NPR-PBS News-Marist poll suggested more blame on Republicans than Democrats for the shutdown.
- The poll surveyed 2,441 U.S. adults with a margin of error of ±2.3 points.
- The shutdown is causing concerns about economic effects and potential layoffs of government employees.
