Reuters/Ipsos Poll: Trump's Crypto Earnings and Policies Are Debated

Reuters, one of the world's largest news agencies, asked participants about Donald Trump in a survey conducted jointly with Ipsos. Many questions asked about Trump's crypto earnings, his general strategies, his Middle East policies and his presidential performance yielded answers that the US president would not like.

“Crypto earnings are not appropriate”

69% of the participants and 63% of the participants stated that they did not find Trump and his family's crypto earnings of up to $1.4 billion accurate and appropriate. While 32% thought there was no problem with crypto earnings, 5% of the participants left the question unanswered.

On the other hand, 69% of Republican voters described the earnings as appropriate and 27% as incorrect. A large portion of the Democratic electorate, 92%, also argued that the earnings were not accurate.

Does their work influence political decisions?

One of the most important questions of the survey was whether Trump's investments and businesses affected his decisions in the presidency. 69% of the participants answered this question "Yes, it affects" and 27% answered "No, it does not". While 48% of those who described themselves as "Republican voters" answered "Yes, it affects", 51% said "No, it does not".

90% of the Democratic voter group said "Yes" to this question.