Trump's popularity drops as Democrats push on economy

The results of a survey conducted by Reuters in partnership with Ipsos show that former U.S. President Donald Trump's popularity has declined to 35%, marking the lowest level since his return to the White House, coinciding with a decline in confidence in his economic performance, especially after rising energy prices and the impact of the war with Iran. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party has gained an advantage in managing the economy, with 37% compared to 36% for the Republicans, marking the first time in nearly a decade that Democrats lead on this issue. Additionally, 42% of voters are expected to cast their ballots for Democrats in the upcoming congressional elections, compared to 37% for the Republicans, with a noticeable tilt among independent voters in favor of the Democrats. The competition is anticipated to focus on approximately 36 House seats and 8 Senate seats. Trump questioned the survey results, asserting that his true polling figures surpass what the media reports.

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