Message to Trump before the upcoming midterm elections! 71 percent of Americans said the same
Quick Look
- In the survey conducted by NBC News before the midterm elections to be held in the USA on November 3, 71% of the participants stated that they thought the country was on the wrong track, while 29% thought it was on the right track.
- The economy was identified as the most important issue, with 55% of voters supporting the Democratic Party, while Trump's presidential performance was approved by 34%.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
Congressional midterm elections will be held in the USA on November 3. All 435 seats in the House of Representatives and one-third of the 100 seats in the Senate will be renewed. The survey was conducted by NBC News between September 28 and October 12 of 19,135 adult respondents.
In the survey conducted before the midterm elections to be held in the USA on November 3, 71 percent of the participants stated that they thought the country was moving on the "wrong path".
According to the survey results shared by NBC News channel, 19 thousand 135 adult participants were asked about their opinions on US policies between September 28 and October 12.
According to the published results, 29 percent of the participants stated that they thought the USA was "on the right track", while 71 percent shared the opinion that the country was "on the wrong track".
It was noted that the rate of Americans who think their country is "on the wrong track" is at the highest level seen during President Donald Trump's second term, which started in January 2025.
While Trump's "way of carrying out his duties as president" received "approval" from 34 percent of the participants, 66 percent stated that they "did not approve" of it. More than half of the participants also shared the view that Trump's policies "mostly harm" the country.
It was determined that the issue that the participants gave the most importance to was the economy.
SUPPORT FOR DEMOCRATS FROM 55 PERCENT OF VOTERS
Among the voters who were asked which party they would vote for in their constituency, 55 percent chose the Democratic Party and 45 percent chose the Republican Party.
Despite this picture, 43 percent of the participants declared that they had "positive" views towards the Democratic Party, and 57 percent declared that they had "negative" views.
"Positive" views towards the Republican Party stood at 37 percent, and "negative" views stood at 63 percent.
In the midterm elections to be held on November 3 in the USA, the entire House of Representatives with 435 seats and one-third of the Senate with 100 seats will be renewed.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The risk of the Democratic Party losing its majority in the House of Representatives will be high.
Likely · Within weeks
Trump's influence on the party may be limited by his low approval rating versus his presidential performance.
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- For which demographic groups specifically did the survey results vary?
- Besides the economy, what are voters' other key concerns?
- To what extent will poll results continue to be reflected in real elections?
