And two weeks later the US midterm elections. In this situation, it is seen that the acceptance of Donald Trump has reached 36 percent. This picture was captured in a joint study by the New York Times and Siena College. A majority of survey participants expressed extreme disappointment with Trump's actions regarding the U.S. economy, quality of life and the Iran war.
It is known that 59 percent of 3 thousand 494 voters think that Trump has completely failed to handle his responsibilities. Also, 52 percent said that they intend to vote for the Democrats in this election. Voters are making it clear that Trump cannot handle the US economy. Besides, the situation regarding the standard of living is also getting worse. 73 percent said that the price of gas has increased unbelievably. 69 percent spoke about the quality of life. 64 percent people expressed their anger about the economy. In addition, 65 percent of people blame Trump for the Iran war. Overall, Trump and the Republican Party look increasingly blurred in the survey picture.
So should Trump really be in the middle of the election? Experts say it's hard to tell right now. Because such surveys do not always show the right direction. Many times the survey predictions have been found to be wrong. Of course, there are many examples of matching.
It is good to say that a similar situation was observed in a survey last August. The survey found that only 31 percent of Americans support the Trump administration's military action against Iran. The rate was 37 percent in a March Reuters/Ipsos survey. At the beginning of this month, this rate decreased to 34 percent. Those who identify as Republicans have declined as their support for the Iran war has declined. Currently, Trump's approval ratings are positive in only three states—Wyoming, Idaho, and West Virginia. The recent survey picture is similar! Now let's see what the final result of the vote will be. For now, various reviews continue.