Summary
A new poll shows that American voters are split on the overall health of the U.S. economy, with some blaming President Trump for economic issues. Many respondents believe Trump's policies lead to fewer jobs and higher inflation. The survey reflects mixed opinions on the economy's direction and Trump's handling of it.
Key Facts
- The poll was conducted by Harvard CAPS/Harris and involved 2,413 registered voters.
- 51% of voters consider the economy "weak," while 49% see it as "strong."
- 52% believe President Trump's policies are resulting in fewer jobs.
- 58% think Trump's tariffs are harming the economy.
- 56% say Trump is "losing the battle against inflation."
- Trump's approval rating is at 46%, with mixed public opinion on his economic management.
- Inflation is a top issue for voters, with 43% citing it as a concern.
- A majority, 55%, believe Trump's policies will increase inflation.
