Bipartisan poll shows most Americans blame Trump Policies for rising costs ahead of midterms

A stark new Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals that 78% of Americans believe President Donald Trump’s administration policies are directly responsible for rising prices that continue to outpace their earnings.

The findings underscore growing public frustration ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

While opposition among Democrats and independents is expected, the survey highlights significant cracks within the president's own base.

57% of registered Republicans noted that costs have grown faster than their paychecks, and roughly one in four Republicans now disapprove of Trump’s handling of the economy.

Americans blame President Donald Trump's policies for rising prices that are outpacing their earning.

According to a Reuters/Ipsos polling result, majorities of Republicans and Democrats citing the cost of living as their top concern ahead of next month's midterm elections.

The findings highlight mounting economic strain as everyday costs continue to outpace modest wage gains, forcing widespread cutbacks on discretionary spending such as dining out and entertainment.

While opposition is heavy among Democrats and independents, the poll notes growing frustration within the Republican base ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

A majority of respondents cited cost-of-living pressures as their primary concern, though the administration has defended its economic track record by pointing to tax cuts and broader efforts to tackle regulatory burdens.