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Live updates: 15 percent of young people see country on right track under Trump, poll finds

The Washington Post · last updated

Only 15 percent of young people believe the United States is headed in the right direction under President Donald Trump, according to a Harvard Youth Poll released Wednesday, which also found that just under a third of young people approve of his job performance. Trump made inroads with young voters when he defeated Vice President Kamala Harris in the November presidential election, but the Harvard poll suggests that relatively few appear satisfied with his time in office thus far. Trump, meanwhile, told reporters Thursday that he is talking “actively” with Chinese officials over trade negotiations, with plans to establish a “fair deal” to lower tariffs. Trump plans to sign unspecified executive orders in the Oval Office on Wednesday afternoon.

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