In a new few months, the economic trust of Americans has skipped overall, but there is a difference in the party. Republican members are more aggressive while the Democratic Party's prospects are getting worse. investigation Released on Tuesday.
The Galap's Economic Trust Index, which has a theoretical range of +100 to -100, summarizes Americans's views on the current economic situation and economic outlook. Currently, it is slightly below -19 from -14 in December, but it is higher than -26 registered before last year's presidential election.
The best score since the development of the index was+56, January 2000. The worst was -72 in October 2008, and the gallap was pointed out.
In November, President Trump won the former Vice President Harris, and the Republican members scored in recent weeks, but have dropped significantly among Democrats. After former President Biden won the 2020 election, there was a similar tendency.
The score has risen by 30 points among GOP voters, but it is the same amount as decreasing among Democrats. According to public opinion polls, it increased 16 points among independent people. The Democratic Party still has the best score with +7. GOP voters have -42, but independent clock in with -18.
A survey states that about 26 % of the Americans are “excellent/good”. One -third of the respondents, 33 %, regarded the economic situation as “only fair”, and 40 % answered “poor.” The number gives the -14 index score. Galap pointed out that this is the same for three consecutive months.
Almost half of 45 % of the Democratic members say that the economy is “excellent/good.” According to a survey, only 26 % of GOP voters, only 26 % of GOP voters, and 9 % of independent people said the same.
This photo was different compared to last October. One month ahead of the White House election, 51 % of the Democratic Party said that more Democrats said “good”, but only 5 % of Republican members agreed. Independent prospects worsened, and polls fell from 22 % in October.
Opinion polls found that about one -third or 34 % of US adults stated that the economic situation had improved, claiming that 57 % had worsened.
The survey was conducted between 1,005 adults from January 2 to 15. The margin of the error was 4 % points at 95 % reliable level.
