President Trump is perceived by a majority of voters as overstepping his executive authority, with his administration's early months described as 'chaotic' and 'scary.' Despite some support for his agenda, his approval rating stands low at 42%, with significant disapproval of his handling of key issues like the economy and immigration, particularly among independents. Many worry about his executive actions, such as widespread tariffs and deportation policies, which have led to market instability and public dissatisfaction. Voters, including a notable portion of Republicans, express a desire to limit presidential powers, particularly concerning tariffs and immigration enforcement. Additionally, the role of Elon Musk as an adviser, overseeing controversial federal cuts, has drawn criticism, further complicating Trump's political standing as the midterm elections approach.

Voters are increasingly skeptical of President Trump's efforts to expand executive power, with 54% believing he has exceeded his constitutional limits, including 62% of independents and 16% of Republicans.

Trump's approval rating is low at 42%, with significant disapproval of his economic management despite past voter confidence in his economic policies, which now see only 43% approval.

His policies on tariffs and immigration, despite some public support, have led to economic instability and dissatisfaction, with 55% opposing his tariff policies that have caused market fluctuations.

A vast majority of voters, including 33% of Republicans, believe presidential powers should be limited, opposing unilateral tariff impositions, elimination of congressional programs, and deportation of legal immigrants protesting Israel.

Elon Musk's involvement as an adviser and his role in overseeing drastic cuts to federal agencies have been unpopular, with only 35% of voters viewing him favorably, highlighting a contentious aspect of the administration.

The poll reflects a desire among voters for change, with 47% favoring Democrats in the upcoming House elections, suggesting a challenging political climate for Trump and his party.

Voter discontent is further underscored by the perception that Trump's policies have harmed them more than helped, a significant shift from previous positive sentiments about his first-term economic impact.