a class Republicans Those who know that they are “Maga Republicans” seem to have been allowed – and may slip – wander around a new survey.
and Economist/YouGov poll from May 30 to June 2 from 1,610 adults found that 49 percent of Republicans now describe themselves as “Maga Republicans”, a decrease from previous months and a modest increase of only 38 percent in September 2022.
Of all American adults, 16 percent now embraces the Maga brand, with a slight increase of 11 percent two years ago, but it decreased from its peak by 20 percent in March.
Why do it matter
Since his first term, Trump has united Republican Party About itself not only but also the movement “Make America great again.”
But the recent results indicate that although Trump is still getting a deep loyalty between a large part of the Republican Party base, his brand strength may reach its roof – or even enter a stage of fatigue or redefinition.
What do you know
The share of the Republicans, who are known as “Maga Republicans”, fell from the top of a 60 percent march in March.
since then, republican Identity with Maga continued to decrease, decreasing to 47 percent in April, before returning to 55 percent at the end of May. However, in the past few weeks, the share of Republicans known as Maga has decreased again.
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Among the broader American adult population, Maga has not attracted more than 20 percent of support.
Yougov/Economist The poll shows that Republican men (59 percent) are still more likely than women in Republican (45 percent) to determine that they are Maga. Such a self -definition is also higher among union members (60 %), old warriors (62 percent), highly conservative voters (73 percent), and those who follow public affairs (63 percent) closely.
While most Republicans still agree to Trump, the Maga Republic is more enthusiastic. In the last survey, 97 percent of Maga Republicans from Trump’s job performance – a fixed shadow. But the approval between non -Maga Republicans has decreased 18 points since January, and the rejection jumped 21 points, with a particularly sharp decline in strong approval.
The division extends to personal opinions: Only 23 percent of Republicans without Maga say they love Trump personally, “a lot”, compared to 68 percent of Maga Republicans.
The economy may be a major reason for some Republicans who distance themselves from the Maga brand. After Trump’s election, the Republicans have become more optimistic, with 58 percent now said that the economy is improving and 64 percent expects their financial resources to improve.
However, between non -Maga Republicans, only 31 percent say that the economy is improving, and only 36 percent expects better funding resources.
The polling is in line with the general trend in recent months, which has shown numbers a decline in the president after the “Liberation Day” tariff was introduced in April. The policy step rocked the markets, which prompted a sharp sale before recovery.
But the general feelings did not recover at the speed that Dow. Opinion polls showed throughout April and most of May showed a decrease in its national assessments and classifications on the economy.
However, opinion polls now indicate that bleeding has stopped, because economic anxiety has somewhat calmed down.
In the latest opinion poll, Trump’s approval increased to 46 percent, an increase of 45 percent last month, while rejection decreased to 50 percent. This represents a break from the most famous of the decline and puts Trump above the average first -term approval rate by 41 percent, and also above the former president Joe BidenAverage approval.
Similar gains in opinion polls were observed by Yugov/Economist (45 percent approval, the highest point), Tip Insights (43 percent, one), CIVIQS, TRAFALGAR group (54 percent approval, sharp rise), and Quantus visions (49 percent, one increase). A poll showed John Trump’s strategies to obtain strong approval by 58 percent, with a point rejection.
In the latest RMG Research poll. Trump’s approval increased 5 points to 51 percent.
Newsweek The poll also explains that the Trump classification is heading up, which currently indicates that 47 percent on average approves his job performance, while 49 percent do not agree. A month ago, in the follower, the president’s approval rate reached 44 percent, while the rejection rate was firmly in the fifties.
However, like a Maja poll, not all opinion polls appear up. The Yougov/Yahoo Trump poll has shown to 41 percent, and the Morning Consult recorded a decrease from 48 percent to 46 percent in recent weeks.
What happens after that
Since its economic effects, immigration and other major policies are largely launched, Trump’s approval is likely to fluctuate.
