
Survey of the mood of election participants: 62 percent. disapproval of the president, the economy is the main problem
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The poll, which measures voter sentiment, shows criticism of the president in key battleground states for the Senate election, including Texas, Ohio and Michigan.
Many cast their votes as a gesture of defiance
According to a survey measuring the mood of election participants, 38 percent approved the president and 62 percent disapproved. This result is slightly better for Trump than most recent surveys. Most voters are critical of the president in key Senate elections, including Texas, Ohio and Michigan.
According to NBC, 43 percent of voters taking part in the elections cast their votes as a gesture of opposition to Trump, while 16 percent as a gesture of support. As many as three-quarters of voters also declared dissatisfaction or anger with the direction in which the country was heading.
What don't Americans like?
The main issues mentioned by respondents were the economy (39%), democracy (32%) and immigration (14%). At the same time, 65 percent respondents assessed that the economic situation had worsened, and 28 – that it had improved.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
High levels of opposition to the president could influence the results of upcoming Senate elections in key states.
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