Many supporters of President Donald Trump are not fans of his trade policy, with a new poll that shows them who closed his rates.
A poll by Politics And the public first carried out in June it turned out that between a quarter and almost half of those who supported Trump in last year’s election port, doubts about different parts of his rate policy, especially when it comes to China.
Only half of the Trump voters think that his rates for China will benefit American companies, according to the poll.
This is because the president has refocated his efforts on the trade and returns industries to the US Trump that recently sent various controversial tariff letters to other countries, which explained his threats to set up major new rates.
The poll of mid -June, well before the tariff letters were sent, reveals that Trump can lose some supporters about his policy. While during the 2024 campaign he promised to lower the costs of living, his trade policy can now rock the world economy and increase inflation.
About one in four Trump voters said in the poll that the rates damage the capacity of the US to negotiate trade agreements with other countries. The president’s supporters are also evenly distributed about whether Trump should have the power to impose rates, with 44 percent who say he should have that The approval of the congress versus 45 percent who say he must have the authority to set the taxes.
Trump has said that he can set up a rating round on 1 August, which threatens a rate of 30 percent on goods from Mexico and the European Union. The rates, of which Trump has claimed that they will yield “big money” to the US, are paid by the importer and many companies pass on those costs to the customer.
Forty-six percent of Trump voters said they set back rates on China “Even if it increases prices at home.” In the meantime, 32 percent say they only support rates if it does not increase prices, and nine percent said they resist rates. Twenty-five percent of Trump voters said the rates for China American companies have hurt.
55 percent said, however, that although it will be a challenge to get a deal with China, they expect the president to “be able to do it.” Eighteen percent said it will not be difficult to reach an agreement. Twelve percent said that Trump is unable to get a deal with the second largest economy in the world.
Among those who voted for former vice -president Kamala Harris, 47 percent said the same. Six-like percent of Harris voters said that the rates are harmful to the American ability to arrange better trade agreements.
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