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Benefit from Trump's Economic Policies, Second Term

registered voters

January 20, 2025—September 18, 2026: 42,961 Responses

Do you think that Donald Trump's economic policies most benefit:

100% - All people equally

100% - Wealthy people

100% - Middle-class people

100% - Poor people

100% - Unsure

100% - Net

2026-09-18

Uncertainty Range

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All Respondents

September 18, 2026

100% of population

Total

All people equally26%

Wealthy people56%

Middle-class people10%

Poor people1%

Unsure7%

Subgroups

Total

All people equally26%

Wealthy people57%

Middle-class people10%

Poor people1%

Unsure7%

All people equally18%

Wealthy people60%

Middle-class people11%

Poor people2%

Unsure9%

All people equally19%

Wealthy people64%

Middle-class people8%

Poor people1%

Unsure8%

All people equally33%

Wealthy people51%

Middle-class people9%

Poor people<1%

Unsure6%

All people equally33%

Wealthy people52%

Middle-class people10%

Poor people<1%

Unsure5%

education: Non-College Graduate

All people equally28%

Wealthy people53%

Middle-class people10%

Poor people1%

Unsure7%

education: College Graduate

All people equally25%

Wealthy people58%

Middle-class people9%

Poor people2%

Unsure6%

education: Postgraduate

All people equally18%

Wealthy people69%

Middle-class people7%

Poor people1%

Unsure4%

All people equally30%

Wealthy people50%

Middle-class people12%

Poor people1%

Unsure7%

All people equally22%

Wealthy people62%

Middle-class people8%

Poor people2%

Unsure6%

party: Democrat

All people equally4%

Wealthy people87%

Middle-class people3%

Poor people2%

Unsure4%

party: Republican

All people equally56%

Wealthy people17%

Middle-class people18%

Poor people1%

Unsure9%

party: Independent

All people equally21%

Wealthy people62%

Middle-class people8%

Poor people<1%

Unsure8%

All people equally31%

Wealthy people51%

Middle-class people11%

Poor people<1%

Unsure7%

race: Black or African-American

All people equally9%

Wealthy people76%

Middle-class people6%

Poor people2%

Unsure7%

race: Hispanic/Latino

All people equally18%

Wealthy people66%

Middle-class people9%

Poor people2%

Unsure6%

All people equally20%

Wealthy people66%

Middle-class people6%

Poor people2%

Unsure6%

All Respondents

September 18, 2026100% of population

All people equally

Wealthy people

Middle-class people

Poor people

Unsure

Total

26%

56%

10%

1%

7%

Subgroups

age

All people equally

Wealthy people

Middle-class people

Poor people

Unsure

18%

60%

11%

2%

9%

19%

64%

8%

1%

8%

33%

51%

9%

<1%

6%

33%

52%

10%

<1%

5%

education

All people equally

Wealthy people

Middle-class people

Poor people

Unsure

Non-College Graduate

28%

53%

10%

1%

7%

College Graduate

25%

58%

9%

2%

6%

18%

69%

7%

1%

4%

gender

All people equally

Wealthy people

Middle-class people

Poor people

Unsure

30%

50%

12%

1%

7%

22%

62%

8%

2%

6%

party

All people equally

Wealthy people

Middle-class people

Poor people

Unsure

4%

87%

3%

2%

4%

56%

17%

18%

1%

9%

21%

62%

8%

<1%

8%

race

All people equally

Wealthy people

Middle-class people

Poor people

Unsure

31%

51%

11%

<1%

7%

Black or African-American

9%

76%

6%

2%

7%

Hispanic/Latino

18%

66%

9%

2%

6%

20%

66%

6%

2%

6%

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