When Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris last November, he did so on the back of widespread economic discontent. More than two-thirds of voters believed the economy, battered by inflation, was in “not good” or “poor” shape. Among voters who said their top issue was the economy, Trump won by a massive 81% to 18% margin.

Trump ran his campaign on lowering costs for Americans, but prices have remained high in recent weeks as inflation continues to tick up. The new Reuters/Ipsos poll found that most Americans believe the economy is on the wrong track, which is an increase from when the poll was last conducted in January.

President Donald Trump has hit his second term at a full sprint, marking each day with a flurry of activity meant to rebrand the country and remake the government.

President Trump has been in office for one month.

A poll conducted by CNN shows that the majority of American's aren't happy with Donald Trump's work as the 47th president after being in the oval office for a month exactly - with the majority feeling

CNN’s latest poll shows that 52 percent of Americans believe that Donald Trump has overstepped his presidential power, with 54 percent saying it was a bad move to give “First Buddy” Elon Musk a job reshaping the government.