Trump, Tariffs, Musk, Deficits: Are Americans Satisfied?
- With many primaries scheduled for the first half of next year, the campaign season for the 2026 midterm elections is set to intensify. Amid a deeply polarized political climate and a significant number of congressional seats up for contention, the upcoming midterms are shaping up to be a pivotal moment for both major parties.
- Now nearly halfway through 2025 and five months into the new administration, a critical question arises: are Americans satisfied with the direction of the country? Occam’s latest findings offer some compelling insights. While it is expected that net satisfaction among Republicans has risen and among Democrats has declined since the November election, what stands out is the shift among Independents. Net satisfaction among this group has surged since Inauguration Day and has returned to levels not seen since 2021.
- In an environment where polling can be inconsistent and often unreliable, Occam provides census-balanced, independently verified data—ensuring the highest standard of accuracy and representativeness in public opinion research. Subscribe today to stay ahead of the curve.
