Most Americans oppose Trump’s Canada tariffs, Lake Ontario renaming
Only 20% support higher tariffs on Canada and 14% back renaming Lake Ontario, while 57% and 63% oppose the respective proposals, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found.
A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals that the majority of Americans oppose President Donald Trump's recent decision to raise tariffs on imported Canadian goods and rename Lake Ontario as "Lake America." The three-day poll, conducted from Sunday to Tuesday, found that only 20% of respondents supported the tariff increase, while 57% were opposed and 21% were undecided.
Approximately one-fifth of the respondents had not heard about the developments. As US households grapple with the rising gasoline prices due to the escalation of tensions with Iran, and with American voters considering the cost of living as the most crucial factor in the upcoming midterm elections, Trump's approval rating has plummeted to its lowest point in his political career.
Despite the bipartisan consequences of his actions, Trump's Republican allies are facing the challenge of defending their slim congressional majorities.
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