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Times/Siena Poll: President Trump’s approval rating hit a new low two weeks before the midterms, driven by voter frustration over the economy. nyti.ms/3WiyYtu
Oct 21, 2026 · 12:38 PM UTC
Comma splice. A number of conjunction could fix this. @llerer @RuthIgielnik
The chart measures congressional voting intention not Trump’s approval: 52%–41% is an 11point Democratic lead among likely voters.
The economic question is whether households feel their purchasing power recovering. Slower inflation alone cannot undo earlier price increases.
For Republicans, the risk is that frustration with the president carries into congressional races. But a national lead is no seat forecast: turnout and where those voters live determine the result.
Is the frustration shifting competitive districts or deepening opposition where Democrats already win?
The problem is that people are not equally distributed so even if only 41% support @GOP for congress they will still probably keep most of their seats with only a very few flipping
And all the while he’s lying, saying he’s gonna give money to people or certain circumstances. He never gives the money.
Even his $30,000 reward for claiming to turn in government fraud tips. Yet he’s the judge in jury to decide if the person gets the money.
Trump doesn’t pay.
lol. Why should we trust NYTimes polls when you prominently included the fradulent @WedgewoodPolls in all your models?
Are you sure? Polls are so trustworthy. xitter.cf/Polymarket/status/2112…
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JUST IN: U.S. polling firm Wedgewood Polls admits to completely fabricating election polling data ahead of the 2026 midterms.






































