The Americans weighed Trump’s first 100 days of the second term

When President Donald Trump approaches on the 100th day of his second term, a survey in the FOX News with the job he does in border security are dissatisfied, but in most other topics – including inflation.

Trump receives its best grades for border security because a majority of 55% agrees. This is the only problem in which its ratings are in a positive area. When immigration, a record high of 47% approves Trump (48% disapproved), while a new low of 38% for the economy (56% disapproved). Its worst reviews are inflation (33%approved, 59%disapproved), followed by tariffs (33%-58%), foreign policy (40%-54%), taxes (38%-53%) and weapons (41%-44%).

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The general approval of Trump’s work performance is 44% and decreased by 5 points compared to 49% in March. This is lower than the consent of Joe Biden (54%), Barack Obama (62%) and George W. Bush (63%) in their presidential brand. It is also 1 point lower than Trump’s 45% approval at this time eight years ago.

About 59% of voters are dissatisfied with how things are going in the country. This has been an improvement since the end of the term of the former president Biden (68% dissatisfied), but at the beginning of the term of office of bidges (53% dissatisfied). It is also worse than the 100-day brand of Trump’s first term (53% dissatisfied). Since its inauguration in January, the satisfaction of the Democrats of Republicans has been transformed and vice versa. The dissatisfaction remained constant under the independent.

Voters remain bleak through the economy, since 71% of the economic conditions negatively evaluate and 55% say that it gets worse for their family. Both numbers are minor improvements in comparison where they stood in December. Nevertheless, only 28%say that it feels as if things get better, and with a 22-point lead, Trump’s policy, who hurts the economy, hurt than helping the economy. Trump is under water under water with a narrower 11-point lead if the voters are asked in the long run what they expect from their guidelines (40% help against 51%).

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They are also less optimistic about the future than at the beginning of Trump’s first term. Based on the first 100 days, 38% stated a total of 38%, and 75% of the Republicans state that they feel encouraged in the next four years. In 2017, these figures were 45% or 84%.

While inflation remains a great concern, the 82% that state that they are extremely or very concerned about high prices have been the lowest since September 2021. This is a decrease of 89% in January and a high of 93% in July 2022.

Another 8 out of 10 voters are concerned about the political departments (78%), while about 7 out of 10 the same about the healthcare system (76%), which are state expenditure (73%) and a recession (72%). Two thirds or less are concerned about immigration (66%), Iran, which receives an atomic bomb (66%), the invasion of Russia into Ukraine (61%) and the stock market (58%).

While there are non -partisan concerns about inflation, the parties are divided into other questions. The fear of recession and healthcare is the other top topics for Democrats, while the Republicans provide more about state expenditure and immigration.

“When we went to another from one administration and the Trump administration tries to find their reason, many of our leaders still see them as no longer on their main concerns,” says Republican Stormforster Daron Shaw, who carries out Fox New Surveys with the Democrat Chris Anderson. “Of course, the partisans have turned around, and now it is Democrats who are most worried, but many independent and Republicans are also skeptical that their economic fears are addressed.”

Almost three quarters (72%) believe that tariffs will increase product costs, including the majorities of Democrats (88%), independent (76%) and Republicans (55%). A record of 55% of the view is that tariffs violate the economy and say a plurality that they violate US jobs (44% injured compared to 36% help). Two thirds fear that a trade war with China could escalate into a military confrontation.

With regard to the efforts of the government of the government to reform the federal government, almost half will say that Doge will make the government more efficient (49%), the economy (47%) and state services (46%) will improve, while less to expect to reduce your taxes (43%).

A minor majority, 52%, say that the Trump government was not “competent and effective” in the administration of the Federal Government – unchanged by the number that said this in 2017.

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The judges of the Federal District have questioned some of the Trump administration policy, which among other things released the employees of executives and deported illegal immigrants. The voters side to the judges, since 58% believe that they exercise their authority in accordance with the system of checks of the constitution, while 33% state that they are illegal to illegally affect the constitutional authority of the President.

Two thirds say that the president cannot ignore court decisions, and the voters are significantly concerned about the president with a lead of 19 points, who ignores the judiciary than the courts that exceed their authority.

Among the Republicans, 36% agree that the judiciary legally exercises its power and a slim majority of 51% says that the president cannot ignore judicial shots.

“While Trump may have the feeling of being favorable if he argued about immigration with Democrats, there is obvious risks to push them too far,” says Anderson. “One risk is that he does this on the costs of economic issues that affect voters more than immigration. Another ignores the courts and the loss of supporters who see value in checks and credit.”

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Fewer voters hope for Trump’s success in his second term. When asked how you were right, 62%say that he wants him to be successful-a drop in 18 points compared to the 80%, which expressed this feeling eight years ago. While the support among the Republicans is steady and still wishes more than 9 out of 10 Trump, the proportion of Democrats and independent, who want it to be successful, have been 30 points or more since 2017.

89 percent of those who supported Trump in 2024 are satisfied with their choice. That has dropped of 92%, which felt like that four years ago, and 97% eight years ago. A total of 85% state that you are still satisfied with your voice for the president, including 90% of the supporters of Kamala Harris.

Poll-pourri

Investors are more common than non-investors to approve Trump’s work performance in terms of economy, inflation, tariffs and taxes, and they evaluate the economic conditions for both the nation and their family more positively. And while more investors are concerned about the stock market, a larger number of non-investors are concerned about inflation and a recession this year.

Forty -two percent agree to the work that JD Vance does as Vice President, during 51%.

For Elon Musk’s work with Doge, 39% and 56% are refused.

Almost half of the voters have a positive opinion from Trump as a person: 45% cheap and 55% unfavorable, for a negative net value of 10 points. The views of First Lady Melania Trump are 6 points positive, since 45% also have a favorable opinion on her, while 39% of her looks unfavorable. In June 2017, 51% looked at First Lady positively, while 47% viewed the president positively.

A third of the assumption that the divine intervention has contributed to securing Trump’s return to the White House. Thirty-two percent have the feeling that he was saved before two attempts at assassination because God wanted him to be president again, including the majority of white Protestant Christians (56%), Republican (60%), 2024 Trump supporters (62%) and Maga supporters (70%).

This survey by FOX News will be carried out from April 18 to 21 under the direction of Beacon Research (D) and Shaw & Company Research (R) and includes interviews with a sample of 1,104 registered voters that were chosen by chance from a national voter file. The respondents spoke with living interviewers about landline (127) and mobile phones (703) or completed the survey of receiving a text (274) online. The results based on the complete sample have a sales edge of ± 3 percentage points. The sample error for the results of the subgroups is higher. In addition to the sample error, the question and order can influence the results. Weights are generally applied to retirement, racial, educational and regional variables to ensure that the demographic data are representative of the registered voters. The sources for the development of weight goals include the American Community Survey, the FOX News Voter analysis and the voter data dates.

Victoria Balara from Fox News contributed to this report.