Voters are open, narrow, in an effort to solve the government exactly. But they worry about billionaires Elon Musk and how to ept his Department of Government of Government cuts, according to a Country nobc news poll.
Asked when the doge is a great idea or bad idea, 46% said the idea is good, 40% bad, and has 13% without opinion. Most voters have a strong opinion: 40% say the doge is “strongly a great idea,” while 37% says it’s a bad idea. “
However, if voters demand wider on rated their doho feelings, the flip-foundings: 41% say they have a positive view of effort and 47% negative views. And musk himself is not popular, with 51% negative views of tech mogul and 39% looking at him positive.
The findings come as an effort to withdraw the federal government that reigns in the first weeks of President Donald Trump’s administration, with a government expenditure and the Federal Workforce continues with government development. Tests by accessing sensitive information, workers and cancel contracts extend in a wide range of cases.
Trump mentions the controversy around, Post Social Media early this month that the department’s secretaries to handle job cuts to their agencies and use “scalpel ‘instead of a secretary of Stabinete Marco Rubio and Transportation Secretary Sean Daffy challenged musk job in their departments.
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Meanwhile, Americans believe that the public sector may have been more, less, even as voters as the overall idea of rooting government disabilities.
The government is asked to see, 56% that it takes to do more to solve problems and help meet the needs of people, while 42% says that the government has many things left to businesses and individuals.
About half of voters (49%) say that they have positive views about federal workers, while 21% think about them is negative and 29% feel neutral about them. That is a marked reduction from January 2019, the last time NBC news asked, if 63% of adults conduct positive federal employees. But current numbers are also small from measurements in February 2011, if 42% of adults feel positive with federal workers.
Asked to reflect on the doge, a third of voters saying musk and doge efforts to reduce the expenditure and the size of the federal government “must continue to do more.” Another 28% said “It is necessary but should be gradually to know the effect.” And another 33% said “It’s going to stop and should give up right now before realizing more damage.”
Only 4% say “No need to cut the federal government size and its spending.”
Ang Demokratikong Pollster Aileen Cardona-Arroyo sa Hart Research Associates nagsulti sa balita nga kung gihatagan ang mga botante nga daghang mga tawo sa kana nga mga tawo sa kana nga mga tawo sa kana nga mga tawo sa kana nga mga tawo sa kana nga mga tawo sa kana nga mga tawo sa kana nga mga tawo sa kana nga mga tawo sa kana nga squishy middle. “The company conducts the survey with public opinion procedures, a Republican polling firm.
“It tells that many people are willing to give the benefit of hesitation,” Cardona-Arroyo said, but they want things to slow down, or think that things may be, even if things are in the wrong direction. “
That doubt or direct rejection of doge efforts also comes with 27% of respondents they or their known benefits, have federal programs made with changes in changes. “That group is heavy with recognized democrats, but in geography, it is a bit spread around the country.
Some of the negative effects are directly, according to some verbatim answers from polls respondents. The one cited by an nephew of an unproductive lost money, another child who works with the Department of Educationes at risk or lost their jobs.
“I know the Federal Workers and Projects they work for many years cut, and they are for the well-being of America,” said a New Jersey woman working at the local government.
Other respondents raise concerns about insecurity for them or their loved ones. And some responding yes to feel like a negative effect that has improved Doge’s first cut into concerns that congressional congress Republicans can cut eyes Medicaid or other programs in their future Barget Bill.
Fourteenth percent of voters say that they or someone they know is a federal employee set as a result of the changes made by doge.
The Poll of the NBC News News 1,000 registered voters from March 7-11 by a mix of telephone interviews and an online survey sent by text message. The margin of error is additional or minus 3.1 percentage points.
