US Presidential Election Survey: Trump's Performance Level of Satisfaction Reaches Lowest Record
Ahead of the United States presidential election (Pilpres) to be held next November, the level of satisfaction with President Donald Trump's performance slipped to a record low. This was revealed in the results of a survey conducted by CNBC-Change Research.
The level of satisfaction with Trump's performance has now only reached 45 percent among voter candidates in six swing states or states, as reported by the news website The Hill.
Swing state is a state that will become a battleground in the US Presidential Election where the majority of votes are still unknown and can swing (swing) unexpectedly to one camp.
The survey interviewed 1,258 potential voters across the US and 4,322 potential voters in six swing states, namely Arizona, Florida, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, from Friday 10 July to Sunday 12 July. The results showed 45 percent of respondents said they were satisfied with Donald Trump's performance , while 55 percent said they were not satisfied.
The survey also showed 59 percent of respondents saw the COVID-19 pandemic worsen, up 4 percentage points compared to two weeks ago, the report said, as quoted by Xinhua on Friday (7/17).
Regarding the Covid-19 pandemic, 54 percent of potential voters in the swing state believe that former US vice president Joe Biden and the Democratic Party will perform better, while the other 46 percent put that confidence in Trump and the Republicans.