Overview
- The Speaking With American Men project reports young men’s support for the president dropped from 56% in the spring to 46%, with findings provided to Puck.
- Across young demographics overall, support registers at 36%, underscoring broader softness beyond the male cohort.
- Survey data show deepening skepticism about results for ordinary voters, with only 27% saying he is delivering for people like them and 47% describing him as creating chaos.
- Foreign-policy concerns weigh heavily on respondents, as 78% prioritize avoiding unnecessary wars and give Democrats a slight edge on that dimension by about five points.
- The poll, surveying 42,111 men ages 16–29 from October 28 to November 26, coincides with frustration over rising prices and criticism of U.S. actions in Venezuela.