Paweł Żuchowski assessed that the results of the Reuters/Ipsos poll published on Friday were a bad sign for Donald Trump ahead of the upcoming elections. He wrote that about 78 percent of Americans believed that the president's policies contributed to price increases that outpaced income growth. At least part of the responsibility for rising costs was attributed to the White House by 64 percent of Republican respondents and 76 percent of independent voters. Żuchowski also noted that most respondents pointed to the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration as one of the main factors driving up the cost of living. According to the poll, 57 percent of Republican voters felt that the cost of living was rising faster than their salaries. The author cited an assessment from Reuters that the results indicated disappointment with Trump's policies, who promised rapid reductions in inflation and prices during the 2024 campaign. He added that about 25 percent of Republican voters, 63 percent of independents, and 92 percent of Democratic supporters rated Trump's management of the economy negatively. #wybory #Trump #gospodarka (translated)




