Summary
President Donald Trump's support among Generation Z voters is declining, according to a new poll. The survey shows that young voters are increasingly disapproving of Trump's actions, particularly in foreign policy and handling of the government shutdown, though his overall approval remains steady among other age groups.
Key Facts
- A poll conducted from October 17 to 20 shows only 25% of Gen Z voters approve of Trump's performance, with 67% disapproving.
- This marks a decline from earlier months, where his net approval among Gen Z was slightly higher.
- In the 2024 election, young voters supported Kamala Harris over Trump with a slim margin, smaller than in previous elections.
- Factors such as youth unemployment and housing affordability contribute to young voters' frustration with the current administration.
- Trump's foreign policy, particularly in the Israel-Palestine conflict, is viewed unfavorably by younger voters.
- 64% of Gen Z disapprove of Trump's handling of the ongoing government shutdown.
- Treasury Secretary warned that the shutdown was negatively impacting the economy, potentially costing $15 billion weekly.
- Despite declining support among Gen Z, Trump's overall approval ratings among other age groups remain largely unchanged.
