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Exit polls showed that Trump’s approval rating fell to 38%, and 43% of voters clearly voted against Trump. The economy, immigration and discontent between the two parties have become the main topics of the election campaign.
This has come from the initial results of an exit poll conducted jointly by several media outlets.trump On election day, the support rate was only 38%, and 62% disapproved. Analysis by the National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) showed that this was the lowest point for a sitting president in the past 20 years, surpassing 2008.Bush Jr. The 27% before leaving office was also significantly lower than the 45% in Trump’s first term in the 2018 midterm elections.
Trump is also unpopular in key states in the Senate race. Majorities of Senate voters in Georgia, Ohio, Michigan and Texas disapprove of Trump’s performance, and the rates are higher than in 2018.
43% voters said,vote One reason is opposition to Trump, which is much higher than in 2018; Only 16% said they voted to support Trump.
The economy was once Trump’s strongest issue, but now it has become his weakness. 75% of voters believe the US economy is in bad shape, 65% believe Trump’s policies have made the economy worse, and 62% believe Trump is responsible for higher prices. In 2018, when the Democratic Party got a big victory in the midterm elections, 68% of the voters believed that the economy was in good shape.
Voters believe the most important issue currently is the economy (39%), followed by democracy (32%). 44% said the financial situation was worse than when Trump returned to the White House two years ago, while only 18% said it was better.
Regarding immigration, 57% of voters believe Trump’s immigration enforcement has gone too far, and 59% disapprove of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Voters have higher negative than positive views of both the Democratic and Republican parties. 54% have a negative view of the Democratic Party and 46% have a positive view; 59% have a negative view of the Republican Party and 41% have a positive view. Nearly one-fifth of voters have an unfavorable opinion of either party, at least 5 percentage points higher than in the last two midterm elections.
This exit poll was jointly conducted by SSRS for the Associated Press (AP), National Broadcasting Company (NBC), American Broadcasting Company (ABC), CBS, CNN and other media. Interviews included voters who voted on Election Day, as well as voters who voted in advance and voted by mail. These are preliminary results at this time and the numbers may be adjusted as the invoice progresses.
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Early results of an exit poll jointly conducted by several media outlets showed that Trump’s support rate was only 38%, and 62% of voters disapproved of him, indicating that he faced a significantly negative perception on Election Day.
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A total of 43% of voters said a reason for voting was to oppose Trump, significantly higher than in 2018; In comparison, only 16% said they voted to support Trump, a huge difference.
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Polls show that the economy is Trump’s weak point, with 75% believing the economy is bad and 65% blaming Trump’s policies; 57% believe immigration enforcement is excessive, and negative views outweigh positive views about both the Democratic and Republican parties.
