
美中期选举逼近:特朗普支持率低迷,两党暗中布局2028
多项民调显示特朗普支持率不足四成,民主党在国会选举中暂占优;而新罕布什尔州初选民调揭示两党2028年潜在提名势头。
在美国中期选举前四个月,多项民调显示总统特朗普的支持率仍在34%至40%的低位徘徊,经济问题主导选民关注。佩尤研究中心7月初的调查中,特朗普支持率为34%,民主党在众议院普选票上以43%对37%领先共和党,其中两成选民尚未决定。爱默生学院同期民调则给出民主党11个百分点的优势,但其他机构如决策台总部和晨间咨询的差值在3至5点之间。分析人士认为,生活成本和对经济前景的悲观情绪——CNBC调查中净支持率创纪录的-22——正在侵蚀执政党对选民的吸引力。
经济焦虑之外,两党已开始为2028年总统选举暗中排兵布阵。在新罕布什尔州——一个世纪以来充当总统初选风向标的州——大学民调显示,共和党阵营中,副总统万斯获得36%的可能初选选民支持,但较半年前的53%大幅下滑;国务卿卢比奥则凭借处理委内瑞拉和伊朗冲突的曝光度,从7%猛升至26%。民主党阵营里,进步派代表奥卡西奥-科尔特斯以22%略微领先中间派的前部长布蒂吉格(21%),而加州州长纽森和副总统哈里斯支持率萎缩。奥卡西奥-科尔特斯回应称不会排除参选,强调首先关注中期选举。
与此同时,特朗普政府重整华盛顿特区的系列工程——包括修建白宫宴会厅和改造国家广场反思池——正遭遇民意反弹。《华盛顿邮报》与益普索的调研指出,超过60%的美国人表示不满或气愤,42%的受访者认为这些工程的主要目的是总统强化个人印记而非改善城市景观。反思池翻新因工期延误和费用超支八倍而沦为话题焦点,政府指责有人破坏但证据不足。观察家指出,此类争议可能放大独立选民对执政党的疏离感。
面对2026年即临的国会控制权之争,美国政坛极化与经济挑战交织。伊朗军事行动虽然带来短期油价回落,但多数选民预期长期内通胀压力将上升。对亚洲盟友和中国而言,决策圈层评估认为,无论共和党能否保住两院,旨在遏制中国的技术出口管制和投资审查基调不会逆转,但民主党若掌控一院或两院,可能在关税威胁和气候合作上采用不同策略。未来三个月,随着候选人正式登记,2028初选前哨战将更趋明朗,而选民在中期选举中的回答将首先为华盛顿的权力版图定调。
| 大西洋/英语圈媒体 | −0.70 | critical |
|---|---|---|
| 欧洲大陆媒体 | 0.00 | neutral |
| 拉丁美洲媒体 | −0.10 | neutral |
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