43 Percent Say Midterm Vote Is Meant to Oppose Trump: Poll
Summary
A new NBC News poll shows that 43% of registered voters plan to vote in the midterm elections mainly to oppose President Donald Trump. The poll also reveals that many voters are concerned about the economy and the Iran conflict, which are influencing their choices.Key Facts
- 43% of voters say their vote is to oppose President Trump, the highest in 30 years for a midterm poll.
- 27% of voters said their vote is to support President Trump.
- 55% of voters believe Trump’s policies have hurt the economy.
- 57% of voters are less likely to support candidates who support the Iran war.
- President Trump's approval rating in the poll is 41%, with 56% disapproving.
- Democrats lead the generic congressional ballot 50% to 45%, a smaller lead than in 2018.
- Concerns about the economy and inflation are rising, areas traditionally favorable to Republicans.
- The poll surveyed 1,000 registered voters with a margin of error of ±3.1 percentage points.
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