Majority of Americans Lack of Belief in Obama

Washington

Nearly 60 percent of American voters say they lack confidence in President Barack Obama, according to public opinion polls published Tuesday (13 / 7).

The results of the poll Washington Post / ABC News, is the opposite of what voters say the beginning of Obama's presidency 18 months ago when about 60 percent expressed confidence in making his decision.

Trust in Obama is at a new low level but opinion polls still find a higher number than the members of Congress from both major parties of any four months before the upcoming November congressional elections.

When asked for what they have to trust Obama to make the right decisions for the future of the country, 58 percent of respondents said "only some" or "none at all."

Sixty-eight percent expressed the same sentiments about the members of the Democratic Party faction in Congress and 72 percent said the same as from members of the Republican Party.

Washington Post says the problems in the housing industry, a sluggish job growth and other economic issues may take toll on assessments agree on Obama.

Only 43 percent of all Americans, including a third of Democrats now say they approve Obama's duties in the economic field, while 54 percent disapproving.

The poll also proves anti-inkumben with 62 percent of voters say they do not tend to support their current representative. All 435 seats in Congress will be contested in the election of 2 November and 36 of the 100 seats in the Senate.

The Democrats now control Congress but a majority of two smaller assemblies those interviewed said they preferred Republican leaders are watching to check out all of Obama's policies. Poll of 1288 people conducted July 7 to 11 and has a sample error margin plus or minus 3.5 percent. (RTR / hr/analisadaily.com)