Trump Dismisses Declaring Polls Fake Ahead of US Midterm Elections

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, …

US President Donald Trump, speaking in an interview with the New York Post regarding recent surveys reflecting a steep drop in his popularity, claimed that these polls are fabricated. He asserted that the organizers of many such surveys fail to deploy their field personnel altogether.

He added that he will secure highly favorable outcomes in the elections, basing this assessment on the enthusiastic reception and large turnouts of citizens at his campaign rallies.

The US President warned that if the Democratic Party gains control of the House and Senate this year and also wins the 2028 presidential election, the country will face permanent devastation. He further emphasized that if necessary, he will veto all legislation should his party fail to secure victory.

Meanwhile, a joint evaluation by Reuters and Ipsos, which concluded on Monday, indicates that Donald Trump’s approval rating remains near its lowest recorded levels.

This five-day nationwide poll shows that ahead of the congressional elections, the competition between Democrats and Republicans could intensify significantly.

According to the survey results, 46 percent of registered voters stated they would vote for Democratic candidates in the congressional elections, while 38 percent expressed support for Republicans. This eight-point margin in favor of the Democrats is narrower than the 11-point gap recorded in the previous week’s Reuters/Ipsos poll.