Poll Shows Many Americans Feel ‘Better Off’ Financially Under President Trump
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According to a fairly recent poll from Emerson College, 42 percent of Americans feel “better off” under President Trump.
Substantial number of Americans believe they are better off financially under #DonaldTrump
FULL DATA: https://t.co/qZw13IKjGX pic.twitter.com/p9lsbgGhDm
— Emerson Polling (@EmersonPolling) July 9, 2018
Huh. I wonder if those tax cuts have anything to do with the consumer confidence and overall optimism.
The financial situation of voters could be a major reason for the improvement in Trump’s approval rating. When asked if they (voters) were better or worse off financially than they were two years ago 42% responded better off, while 26% said worse off. Males appear to be doing better in a Trump economy than females: 49% of males reported doing better, while 21% said they were doing worse. Alternatively 36% of females reported they were better off, while 30% said they were doing worse. Perceptions of the financial situation varied by party and race, Democrats had the lowest improvement at 33%, with 32% doing worse. Among Hispanics, a distinct majority – 62% believed they were better off, while 25% thought they were worse off. Blacks had a reversed perspective with 30% reporting they were doing better and 40% doing worse.
According to a Zogby Analytics poll, most Hispanic voters feel like their financial situations will improve more as Trump’s term continues on.
They’re totally on to something. After all, the latest jobs report shows the Hispanic unemployment rate hitting a record LOW– 4.5 percent.
Clearly, those optimistic Hispanic voters don’t realize that Trump is a raging racist who hates them.
Don’t listen to MSM. They’re confident a blue wave is coming in November, but I think they might be in for a real surprise.
*This post has been updated. A previous version said “most” Americans, but it should’ve been “many.” 🙂
