Voters credit Trump for improving economy, but new poll shows most would still vote for a Democrat in 2018 (Giugno 2018)

 

A plurality of voters give President Donald Trump credit for America's improving economy, according to a new national poll from NBC News and the Wall Street Journal, but nonetheless say by a whopping 25-point margin that they’re more likely to back a congressional candidate who promises to serve as a check on the president.
The poll shows that Democrats enjoy a 10-point advantage on congressional preference ahead of November’s midterm elections, with 50 percent of registered voters wanting a Democratic-controlled Congress, versus 40 percent who want a GOP-controlled one.(NBC)

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