from The National Pulse:
Following the 2024 election, American public sentiment toward President-elect Donald J. Trump has brightened significantly compared to previous elections. A Pew Research Center survey released on Friday highlights that 53 percent of Americans approve of Trump’s agenda for his upcoming term, compared to 46 percent disapproving.
This survey, conducted from November 12 to 17 with over 9,500 adult participants, reveals heightened confidence in Trump’s abilities concerning economic policy (59 percent), law enforcement and criminal justice (54 percent), immigration (53 percent), and foreign policy (53 percent).
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The survey also measured feelings toward Trump, with 43 percent of participants indicating “warm” or “very warm” attitudes, up from 34 percent following the 2020 election and 36 percent post-2016.
These findings were corroborated by a Harvard CAPS/Harris poll, which reported a 54 percent approval rate for Trump as he prepares to assume office.
Trump’s early administrative actions included proposing Tom Homan as his “border czar” to enforce his campaign’s mass deportation promise. Polling taken before the November presidential election suggested that the majority of Americans support mass deportations and restrictions to limit the number of migrants who can claim asylum.
Young adult approval has notably surged, with a recent YouGov poll indicating a 57 percent approval rating among 18 to 29-year-olds—a 19-point rise from earlier in November.
There has been a shift toward right-wing and populist parties and politicians among young voters across the West in recent years. In Europe, several populist parties enjoy ample youth support, including the Austrian Freedom Party, which won the most youth votes in September’s national election.
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