US “dissatisfied” electors with country situation (and blame Trump)

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An Associated Press (AP) poll reveals that 75% of US voters are dissatisfied with the situation in the country, with most blaming Donald Trump's administration for the high cost of living.

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03/11/2026
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Lusa

Othe Americans are willing to change, according to an Associated Press (AP) poll, which found that approximately three quarters of voters say they feel “freaky” or “unsatisfied” with the current situation of the country.

 

On mid-term elections, most seem to blame Donald Trump's administration for the high cost of living in the country.

About six out of 10 respondents say that higher prices than normal are due “more to Trump’s policies” than “to factors beyond Trump’s control.”.

In addition, about 70% of voters want Congress to provide more control and balance mechanisms for the presidency.

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