The New York Times/Siena College poll shows that voters have doubts about President Trump's second term in office, with concerns about his aggressive use of executive power, chaotic leadership, and handling of key issues like the economy and immigration.
Key Points
Voters express skepticism about Trump's expansion of executive power
Majority view early months of Trump's administration as chaotic and scary
Dimmed confidence in Trump's handling of the economy and immigration
Opposition to Trump's pursuit of widespread tariffs
Approval rating at 42 percent, historically low for a president in early term
Approval among independent voters drops to 29 percent
Pros
Survey provides insights into voter perceptions of President Trump's second term
Highlights concerns about executive overreach and handling of key issues
Cons
Diminishing confidence in Trump's leadership and policies
Low approval ratings and opposition to key initiatives like tariffs