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A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds Democrats ahead of Republicans by 8 points on who is better at addressing affordability (36% to 28%), the largest gap since last October, while Trump’s approval sits at a term-low 33%. The results suggest mounting political headwinds for Republicans ahead of the midterms.
CNN data guru Harry Enten says Trump’s second-term poll numbers have plunged further, with an overall net approval 31 points underwater and independents 47 points underwater, and a separate Reuters/Ipsos poll showing 33% approval and 64% disapproval, highlighting mounting GOP anxiety about the midterms as independents move away amid Iran tensions and rising economic pain.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Americans largely doubt President Trump's claims of imminent talks ending the Iran war, with about half expecting the conflict to destabilize the Middle East next year and 58% predicting higher gas prices; only 35% approve of the war, while Democrats are now seen as better at handling war and the economy than Republicans. Trump also raged about leaks in a late-night Truth Social post, reflecting ongoing turmoil around the conflict and his leadership.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds a clear majority of Americans blame President Donald Trump for surging gasoline prices ahead of the November midterms (77% of registered voters). Blame spans Republicans (55%), independents (82%), and Democrats (95%), with respondents linking the rise to the Iran-Israel conflict and citing fuel costs as a top concern. The survey of 4,557 adults (3,577 registered voters) conducted April 15–20 also shows erosion of the GOP’s advantage on the economy, signaling potential headwinds for Republican candidates in the elections.