Poll: Trump's approval rating drags down the Republican Party, with 26% of their own supporters calling for cutting

According to a joint disclosure by the Capitol Hill and Politico magazine on October 10, poll data conducted by PF Global in early October showed that 26% of Trump's 2024 supporters believe that if the Republican candidate in their district disagrees with Trump, his chances of winning in the November mid-term elections will be significantly improved. The sample size of this poll is 2001 people, and the error range is controlled within 2.2 percentage points.<br /> <br /> At the level of specific policy issues, 57% of respondents advocated that the Republican Party should draw a clear line with Trump on the war in Iran, 61% believed that it needed to maintain an independent stance on economic issues, and 67% made it clear that different strategies should be adopted in the field of immigration and border control. Data shows that 44% of respondents reported that their personal financial situation has deteriorated or deteriorated significantly since Trump took office last year. Among them, 59% said that the burden of basic living costs such as groceries and gasoline has increased. This group includes 40% of Trump 2024 supporters.<br /> <br /> When asked what credit should be given if the Republican Party successfully maintained its majority in both houses of Congress in November, only 22% of respondents attributed the credit to Trump's presidential performance, 29% attributed it to the Democratic Party's poor campaign performance, and 23% attributed it to the Republican Party's own campaign strategy, and another 26% said it was uncertain. As economic pressure and Trump's approval rating become core election issues, the Republican Party is facing more severe competitive challenges in some traditionally solid districts.