A new survey conducted by The Associated Press-NORC Research Center has revealed a significant shift in public sentiment regarding the economic legacy of former President Donald Trump. According to the findings released this Thursday, 65 percent of American adults identify Trump’s past policies as the primary driver behind the high prices currently affecting the economy, rather than other external factors.

This data marks a new low point for the former president’s economic approval ratings. The survey highlights a growing perception among the public that links current inflationary pressures directly to the fiscal and trade policies enacted during the Trump administration. While the report focuses on the public's attribution of blame, it does not detail the specific economic mechanisms or external global factors that other analysts often cite as contributing to price volatility, such as supply chain disruptions or post-pandemic recovery trends.

The findings suggest that despite ongoing debates regarding the causes of inflation, a clear majority of the surveyed population holds the former president responsible for the current cost-of-living challenges. The poll serves as a snapshot of current voter sentiment as the economic landscape remains a central issue in national discourse.