Charlotte, NC, October 15, 2026 —

An AP-NORC poll reported in a trending topic in Charlotte found that a strong majority of voters believe President Trump is failing in his domestic and international roles. The summary of the poll does not provide the share of respondents who held that view or further details about the findings.

The reported result covers two broad areas: the president’s role within the United States and his role internationally. The summary does not identify specific domestic or foreign-policy issues voters were asked about, nor does it explain how respondents’ views differed between the two areas.

Several details needed to assess the poll more fully were not provided, including when it was conducted, the number and characteristics of respondents, the questions asked and the margin of error. The information available also does not say whether the poll measured views of Trump’s overall performance or judgments about particular responsibilities.

The finding, as described, indicates broad dissatisfaction among voters with Trump’s performance in both roles. It does not establish the reasons for those views or show how they compare with earlier polling. No figures, voter-group breakdowns or additional findings were included in the summary.

Without those details, the result can be reported only in general terms: a strong majority of voters surveyed said they believe Trump is failing in his domestic and international roles. The poll’s precise scope and methodology were not provided.


Story summarized from the original created by The Associated Press on www.qcnews.com, see more information here.

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