President Trump continues to trail Joe Biden nationally as more than 60% of voters say America’s response to the coronavirus has been unsuccessful and just 1-in-5 believe the US economy is on solid footing, according to latest NBC News/WSJ poll.
By contrast, 74 percent of Trump voters are more for the president, versus 20 percent who are more against Biden.
Thirty-nine percent of voters have a positive impression of Harris, while 35 percent have a negative view of her. As for views of both Trump and Biden, a combined 41 percent of voters say they are either “optimistic and confident” or “satisfied and hopeful” about the job Trump would do as president if he wins in November, while 59 percent are “uncertain and wondering” or “pessimistic and worried.”
Not surprisingly, there’s a stark partisan divide on these numbers, with 84 percent of Democrats and 58 percent of independents saying the response has been unsuccessful, versus 59 percent of Republicans who believe it has been successful. By contrast, a whopping 77 percent say the economy is either “only fair” or “poor,” which is up from 68 percent two months ago.
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