For first time in nearly a decade, Americans now pick Democrats over Republicans as better stewards of the economy according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, which also found approval of President Donald Trump’s performance falling to 35%.
The finding, in a poll conducted Wednesday through Monday, showed how Trump’s handling of the economy, including rising energy prices resulting from the Iran war, could weigh on his party’s chances in the November midterm elections that will determine control of Congress for the next two years.
Trump’s presidential approval rating fell to 35% from 37% in a prior Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted last month, with the share of Americans who give his presidency a thumbs up within just one percentage point of the lowest level of his term.
Some 37% of registered voters responding to the poll said the Democratic Party has a better approach to the U.S. economy, compared
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