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Majority of Americans say they’re worse off financially since Trump took office again: Poll

The majority of the public believes they are worse off financially than when President Donald Trump won a second term nearly two years ago, according to a new poll that painted an ominous picture of Republicans’ electability in the 2026 midterm elections. The Financial Times/Focaldata survey found that 53% of 2,152 respondents, including 24% of […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·1h ago
Majority of Americans say they’re worse off financially since Trump took office again: Poll
The majority of the public believes they are worse off financially than when President Donald Trump won a second term nearly two years ago, according to a new poll that painted an ominous picture of Republicans’ electability in the 2026 midterm elections. The Financial Times/Focaldata survey found that 53% of 2,152 respondents, including 24% of […]
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