Nevada Voters Give Low Marks to Trump and NV Democratic Senators as Economy and Housing Dominate Con

A recent Emerson College Polling survey of 800 registered Nevada voters shows that job approval ratings for President Donald Trump and the state's two Democratic U.S. senators, Catherine Cortez Masto and Jacky Rosen, are all underwater. The survey was conducted from Sunday to Tuesday and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.4 percent.

Key findings:

• Approval Ratings:


• President Donald Trump: 39% approval, 54% disapproval

• Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto: 31% approval, 42% disapproval


• Sen. Jacky Rosen: 28% approval, 46% disapproval

• Among Democrats:


• Cortez Masto and Rosen each received 42% approval from their party's voters, indicating division within the Democratic base.

• Top Issues:


• Respondents cited the economy and affordable housing as their primary concerns.

• Trump's Policy Ratings:


• Immigration: 42% approval, 55% disapproval

• Economy: 35% approval, 57% disapproval


• "No tax on tips" Policy:

• 40% said it had a positive effect on them


• 48% said it had no effect

• 12% said it had a negative impact


• Those without a college degree were more likely to report a positive impact (44%) compared to those with a degree (32%).

• 2028 Presidential Primary Preferences:


• Democrats: Gavin Newsom (37%), Pete Buttigieg (19%), Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (9%), Kamala Harris (6%)

 

• Republicans: JD Vance (63%), Marco Rubio (7%), Ron DeSantis (6%)

 

The survey sample included 302 Democrats, 283 Republicans, and 215 independents. Spencer Kimball, executive director of Emerson College Polling, noted that the underwater approval ratings for the senators are driven by divisions within the Democratic base.

 


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