Voters said they tended not to view the most recent and disruptive events of Donald Trump's tenure as president as the most memorable.
Surveying 1,000 voters nationwide, aasked voters what they associated most with Trump’s presidency. A majority of voters associated his behavior, the economy, and immigration with his presidency, while less than 10% primarily associated it with the COVID-19 pandemic and the Jan. 6 riot.
Of these, respondents were split down the middle as to whether these associations are positive or negative — 34% said that these associations are positive and negative. Another 26% said they were neither positive nor negative. The responses, though split in whether they believed the associations were positive or negative, are very beneficial for Trump, Masket added.
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