Survey Most Americans believe that America’s good times are over.
A survey by an American network shows the deep dissatisfaction of the American people with the state of their country.
According to a new poll conducted by NBC News, three-quarters of American voters, equivalent to 74 percent, believe that their country is moving in the wrong direction.
NBC News wrote that this is the fifth time in a row that a series of polls conducted by this network has recorded a figure above 70% regarding Americans’ dissatisfaction with the state of their country.
Also, 58 percent of people who participated in this survey said that they believe that America has passed its best days. This is the highest number recorded for this question that has been asked in this series of surveys since 1990.
68% also said that they believe that America is currently suffering from an economic recession.
The NBC News poll showed in another section, the majority of American voters believe that multiple investigations into former US President Donald Trump’s wrongdoings should continue.
A few days ago, FBI agents raided Donald Trump’s residence known as Mar-e-Lago in Florida and reportedly seized “top secret” documents and documents there.
According to an NBC News poll conducted from August 12-16, 57 percent of registered voters in the United States said the investigation into Donald Trump’s wrongdoing should continue, while 40 percent wanted These investigations were stopped.
In another section, this survey showed that the popularity of US President Joe Biden also remained at nearly 40%; 42% of registered voters said they approve of Biden’s performance as president, while 55% disapprove of his performance.
In a May poll, 42 percent of registered voters approved of Biden’s performance, while 39 percent of all adults surveyed approved of Joe Biden’s performance as president.
Also, this new poll showed that 47% of people registered as voters prefer that the Republicans take control of the US Congress in the November 2022 midterm elections, while 45% support the Democrats’ control of the Congress due to these elections. They were.
