Seven in 10 Americans say Trump’s tariffs caused higher prices - poll
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Poll shows 72% of Americans believe Trump tariffs caused higher prices.
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A Harris Poll survey found 72% of Americans believe Trump's tariffs have had a negative impact, with 64% of Republicans agreeing the tariffs led to higher prices. The poll shows 67% of voters said tariffs aren't the right solution for improving the economy, presenting Republicans with a challenge ahead of midterm elections.
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