PANews April 26 news, according to Jin10 reports, as President Trump's second term approaches its first hundred days next week, a joint poll by The New York Times and Siena College shows that a majority of American voters give a negative evaluation of his governance. The survey data released on Friday local time shows: 66% of registered voters believe the Trump administration is currently in a "chaotic" state, 32% disagree, and 3% are uncertain. 59% of respondents expressed that the president's decision-making upon returning to the White House is "fearful," while less than half of the respondents (40%) disagreed with this statement. By gender, 67% of female voters and 52% of male voters feel panic regarding Trump's new policies.
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Poll: Over 60% of respondents give negative ratings for Trump's performance in office.
PANews April 26 news, according to Jin10 reports, as President Trump's second term approaches its first hundred days next week, a joint poll by The New York Times and Siena College shows that a majority of American voters give a negative evaluation of his governance. The survey data released on Friday local time shows: 66% of registered voters believe the Trump administration is currently in a "chaotic" state, 32% disagree, and 3% are uncertain. 59% of respondents expressed that the president's decision-making upon returning to the White House is "fearful," while less than half of the respondents (40%) disagreed with this statement. By gender, 67% of female voters and 52% of male voters feel panic regarding Trump's new policies.