2026-07-29T10:00:26.028Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/29/politics/cnn-poll-donald-trump-midterms-polls-iran-war
一项由SSRS开展的最新CNN民调显示，高达73%的美国成年人认为总统唐纳德·特朗普并未充分关注国家最重大的问题，仅有27%的人认为他设定了正确的优先事项。
此次民调结果出炉之际，美国民众对伊朗战争的看法愈发黯淡，对经济状况不满情绪持续，且普遍对特朗普应对这些挑战的方式感到不满。
约三分之二的美国人认为，特朗普的政策加剧了经济困境，他在伊朗问题上的军事决策损害了美国利益。近四分之三的人称，特朗普并未切实了解普通美国人日常生活中面临的问题。
特朗普的整体支持率为34%，与他2021年1月6日国会山骚乱结束第一任期时创下的职业生涯最低支持率持平。如今有一半美国人强烈反对他的施政，这是他任期内的最高比例，而强烈支持他的比例仅为15%，创下历史新低。
在其所属政党内部，特朗普的支持率也创下新低，共和党人中仅有78%认可他的表现，仅有19%的共和党人表示对他的第二任期充满热情，这一数字较去年春季的38%出现大幅下滑。
尽管特朗普在多项测试议题上的支持率都处于低位，但他在三个相互关联的议题上支持率最低：仅有28%的人认可他处理伊朗局势的表现，25%的人认可他应对通胀的举措，21%的人认可他在油价问题上的作为，即便在其支持者中，也有大量人群表示反对。
随着越来越多的美国人预计这场军事冲突将长期持续，仅有约四分之一的人认为特朗普有明确的应对方案，这一比例较战争爆发初期的40%有所下降。另有62%的人认为特朗普并非一位高效的世界领袖，这一比例较他第二任期初期的54%有所上升。
如今仅有四分之一的人认为这场战争值得美国付出人员和金钱代价，年轻美国人对此尤为怀疑。
在伊朗冲突带来的最切实经济影响方面，74%的美国人表示油价上涨至少给他们带来了一定困难，这一比例高于3月份的63%，仅有不到四分之一的人认为总统有应对该问题的方案。另有71%的人称，特朗普在降低日常商品价格方面做得还不够，这一比例较一年前的58%有所上升。
对这位总统而言，国内几乎没有值得称道的亮点。他在各议题的支持率中，以投票权和选举诚信问题的支持率最高，达到41%——这也是其支持者最紧密团结围绕的议题之一。仅有39%的美国人认可特朗普处理移民问题的方式，这一比例在他第二任期初期曾相对较高，另有35%的人认可他对联邦政府的管理。
在近期发生两起移民海关执法局（ICE）致命枪击事件后，美国人以20个百分点的优势认为，该机构让城市变得更不安全，而非更安全。在环孢子虫疫情暴发和麻疹病例激增的背景下，美国人以34个百分点的优势认为，美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）和美国疾病控制与预防中心（CDC）等卫生机构的改革让公众的安全状况变得更差，而非更好。
特朗普从未在民调中获得过“切实了解普通美国人问题”的高分。在最新民调中，仅有27%的人认为这一描述符合他，而约三分之二的人称他并非一个将国家利益置于个人利益之上的人。
这些数据反映了民众对那些将留下特朗普印记的高调项目的广泛质疑。58%的多数美国人表示，他们对特朗普在华盛顿特区开展的建筑项目感到不满或愤怒，其中包括新建白宫宴会厅和翻新倒影池的计划。仅有17%的人对此持积极态度，另有25%的人称这对他们无关紧要。
在特朗普第二任期就职时，近一半的美国人认为，特朗普至少在一定程度上能够避免其家族企业与总统公职之间的利益冲突，但仅有寥寥23%的人认为他至少在这方面做得还算不错。另有57%的人认为，特朗普在担任民选官员期间年收入超过20亿美元是一件坏事，这些收入包括加密货币持有、版权费和房地产投资所得。仅有7%的人认为这是一件好事，36%的人称总统任期内的收入对他们而言无关紧要。
超过六成的人认为，特朗普在担任总统期间追求个人商业利益、改造白宫和其他华盛顿地标建筑的行为已经越界，另有近六成的人认为，他对肯尼迪中心和史密森学会等文化机构的改革也做得太过火。
这些举措甚至在总统的支持者中也并不受欢迎。仅有43%的共和党人对特朗普的建筑项目持积极态度，35%的人称这些项目对他们无关紧要。大多数共和党人认为，特朗普在总统任期内的收入无关紧要，而持有明确观点的人中，更多人认为这是一个负面问题，而非正面问题。
CNN的詹妮弗·阿杰斯塔和爱德华·吴为本报道撰稿。
CNN Poll: Americans doubt Trump is paying enough attention to the country’s most important problems
2026-07-29T10:00:26.028Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/29/politics/cnn-poll-donald-trump-midterms-polls-iran-war
A record-high 73% of US adults say that President Donald Trump hasn’t paid enough attention to the country’s most important problems, a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS finds, with just 27% saying he’s had the right priorities.
That comes amid increasingly bleak views of the Iran war, stagnating economic unhappiness, and broad discontent about Trump’s approach to these challenges.
Roughly two-thirds of Americans think that Trump’s policies have worsened economic conditions and that his military decisions in Iran have hurt the US. Around three-quarters say the president is not in touch with the problems ordinary Americans face in their daily lives.
Trump’s overall approval rating, 34%, matches the career low he last saw at the close of his first term, following the January 6, 2021, insurrection. Half of Americans now strongly disapprove of him, a high across his terms, with a record-low 15% strongly approving.
Within his own party, his approval rating has hit a new low at 78% among Republicans, and just 19% of Republicans say they’re enthusiastic about the rest of his second term, down from 38% last spring.
While his ratings are underwater across a range of issues tested, Trump sees his lowest numbers on a trio of interconnected issues: Just 28% approve of his handling of the situation in Iran, 25% on inflation and 21% on gas prices, with significant pockets of disapproval even among his supporters.
With an increasing majority of Americans anticipating a long-term military conflict, only about one-quarter think Trump has a clear plan for handling the situation, down from 40% at the start of the war. And 62% now say Trump is not an effective world leader, up from 54% who felt that way early in his second term.
Just one-quarter now say the war has been worth the toll in American lives and dollars, with younger Americans particularly skeptical.
On the most tangible economic fallout of the conflict in Iran, 74% of Americans say rising gas prices have caused them at least some hardship, up from 63% in March, with just under one-quarter believing the president has a plan to address the issue. And 71% say Trump hasn’t gone far enough in trying to reduce the price of everyday goods, up from 58% a year ago.
There are few domestic bright spots for the president, whose issue approval ratings top out at 41% for handling voting rights and election integrity – one topic where his supporters have rallied most closely around him. Just 39% of Americans approve of Trump’s handling of immigration, a relative positive at the start of his second term, with 35% approving of his management of the federal government.
Following two recent deadly ICE shootings, Americans say by a 20-point margin that the agency is making cities less, not more, safe. And amid the cyclospora outbreak and a surge in measles cases, they say by a 34-point margin that changes to health agencies like the FDA and CDC are leaving the public less, not more, safe.
Trump has never gotten high marks in polling as someone who’s in touch with the problems of ordinary Americans. In the latest poll, just 27% say that description applies to him, while about two-thirds say that he’s someone who does not put the good of the country ahead of his personal gain.
Those numbers reflect broad skepticism about the high-profile projects that would leave Trump’s mark on the nation’s capital. A 58% majority of Americans say they feel dissatisfied or angry about the construction projects Trump has undertaken in Washington, DC, including the effort to build a new White House ballroom and renovate the Reflecting Pool. Just 17% express positive feelings, with another 25% saying it doesn’t matter to them.
At the time of Trump’s second inauguration, nearly half of Americans thought it was at least somewhat likely that Trump would avoid conflicts between his family’s company and his work as president, but a scant 23% think he’s done so at least somewhat well. And 57% say it’s a bad thing that Trump earned more than $2 billion last year while serving as an elected official, including income from cryptocurrency holdings, royalty payments and property investments. Just 7% see that as a good thing, with 36% calling his earnings while president something that doesn’t matter much.
More than 6 in 10 say that Trump has gone too far in pursuing his personal business interests while serving as president and undertaking projects to remodel the White House and other Washington landmarks, with nearly as many saying he’s gone too far in making changes to cultural institutions like the Kennedy Center and the Smithsonian.
These efforts aren’t even very popular among the president’s base. Only 43% of Republicans say they feel positively about Trump’s construction projects, with 35% saying that the projects don’t matter to them. And most Republicans say that his earnings as president are irrelevant, with those who do hold an opinion more likely to see it as a negative than a positive.
CNN’s Jennifer Agiesta and Edward Wu contributed to this report.
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