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A recent survey shows a decline in American President Donald Trump's popularity, with his approval rating dropping to 35%, the lowest level since he returned to the White House. This decline is attributed to poor economic management and rising energy prices caused by the war with Iran. Conversely, the results indicated that 37% of voters prefer the Democratic Party to handle the economy, marking the first time in a decade that Democrats have outperformed Republicans on this issue. The survey also revealed that 42% of voters intend to vote for a Democratic candidate in the upcoming Congress elections, compared to 37% for the Republicans, with independent voters leaning toward the Democrats. Nonetheless, it is expected that the competition will focus on approximately 36 seats out of 435 in the House of Representatives and 8 seats in the Senate. Meanwhile, Trump questioned the survey results, asserting that his real polling numbers are better.
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