Cliff Young, chair of US Public Affairs for Ipsos, said that voters are in a 'pessimistic state' ahead of the midterm elections, as the number of Americans who believe that the economy and the cost of living are on the wrong track. Young also discussed President Trump's low approval rating and said that the number reflects the overall 'economic malaise' felt by Americans. (Source: Bloomberg)
Cliff Young, chair of US Public Affairs for Ipsos, said that voters are in a 'pessimistic state' ahead of the midterm elections, as the number of Americans who believe that the economy and the cost of living are on the wrong track. Young also discussed President Trump's low approval rating and said that the number reflects the overall 'economic malaise' felt by Americans. (Source: Bloomberg)
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