Over Half of Republicans Blame Trump for Spike in Gas Prices: Poll
A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 55% of Republicans blame President Donald Trump for the rise in gas prices, while 77% of voters overall hold him responsible. The poll also shows that support for the Republican Party's economic policies has dwindled amid higher gas prices as midterm elections approach.
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll surveyed 3,577 registered voters from April 15 to April 20 and found that 55% of Republicans blame President Donald Trump for rising gas prices. Overall, 77% of voters hold Trump responsible, including 95% of Democrats and 82% of independents. The poll also shows that 78% of voters are worried about fuel prices. When asked which party has a better economic policy approach, Republicans received 38% of the vote, compared to 37% for Democrats. Trump's disapproval rating has reached 58%, a new high, according to a New York Times polling average. The White House attributed high gas prices to short-term disruptions and remains committed to 'unleashing American energy dominance'.
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