A recent NBC News survey revealed significant sentiment against the current president among registered voters. The poll indicates that 43 percent intend to use their congressional vote this fall to express opposition to the president. This figure marks a record high in NBC’s polling history, dating back to 1998.
Compared to the 2018 midterm elections during Donald Trump’s first term, the percentage of voters expressing this sentiment has increased. This shift suggests a growing trend of political disagreement with the president’s administration.
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