Majority of U.S. Voters Express Concerns Over Trump's Leadership, Poll Reveals

According to PANews, as U.S. President Donald Trump approaches the first 100 days of his second term next week, a joint poll by The New York Times and Siena College indicates that a majority of American voters hold a negative view of his administration's performance. Released on Friday, the survey reveals that 66% of registered voters perceive the Trump administration as being in a state of 'chaos,' while 32% disagree and 3% remain uncertain. Furthermore, 59% of respondents express feelings of 'fear' regarding the President's decisions since returning to the White House, with less than half (40%) disagreeing with this sentiment. The poll also highlights gender differences, showing that 67% of female voters and 52% of male voters feel apprehensive about Trump's new policies.