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62% of voters are feeling uneasy about their personal financial situations -- a shift since the early days of Trump's term.

Tariffs also dominating the negative conversation around Trump, which is at a new high. 78% report seeing/reading/hearing something negative about Trump recently.

Nearly three in five (58%) have an unfavorable view of tariffs and 55% oppose Trump's newest round of them. The strongest Trump supporters are holding out but the numbers with Independents are deeply net negative and Democrats universally consolidated against.

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And taking a step back, the biggest concerns voters have with Trump right now is Musk's cuts, though the impact of tariffs on costs is in second with independents and less diehard Trump voters.

Lots of fine print here, but this is a look at the most concerning aspects of the economy right now for people. Topping the list are egg prices, layoffs at critical gov't agencies, inflation generally, and tariffs increasing the costs of goods.

A plurality now feel this is Trump's economy (compared to Biden) -- 43% say Trump is more responsible for the current state of the economy, 37% Biden, and 14% equally responsible. This will no doubt only shift towards being Trump's economy as time moves on.

Three in five (61%) want the President and Congress focused on inflation, but only 28% say that is one of the top five issues they are currently focused on.

A majority of voters say the economy is getting worse. This question had dipped down to 37% after the election but is now around where it was for much of 2024.

The negativity towards tariffs is not that complicated. 67% of voters say tariffs will make the costs of things they buy go up. 70% of voters think their costs are going up generally. All while inflation remains a top issue.