Public sentiment against Donald Trump appears to be gaining strength ahead of the upcoming US election. Recent surveys suggest that a growing number of voters are expressing concerns over Trump’s leadership style, decision-making, and his previous term in office.
Analysts note that several groups—particularly young voters, women, and minority communities—are becoming increasingly vocal about their preference for an alternative candidate. Issues such as immigration, women’s rights, and democratic norms are playing a significant role in shaping voter attitudes.
Political observers say that while Trump still maintains a strong support base, the rise in anti-Trump sentiment could influence key swing states. Campaign teams on both sides are now focusing on undecided voters, who may ultimately determine the outcome of the election.
Many voters say they are prioritising stability, democratic accountability, and international relations when considering their choice this year. As election day approaches, both campaigns are intensifying efforts to mobilise supporters and counter negative perceptions.
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