Day 34 of @NavigatorSurvey tracking poll: This is the first time since we started our daily tracking poll on March 23rd that all four of Trump's approval ratings below are in the red, including economic approval. 
Ratings of the economy remain sour, and relatively stable over the last few weeks, with 81% saying "not so good" or "poor" including 71% of Republicans (who were the latest movers on this metric).
Below is a good reminder that the stock market is not the economy. Just 22% of voters say that the recent gains in the stock market showing the economy is picking back up. 78% say the economy's not doing well because of high unemployment.
Right now, the public wants the government to do more to help regular people. That idea beats the heck out of a government that "stays out of people's lives" by a 69%-31% margin. Even Republicans are 50%-50% on that.
We tracked a back-and-forth around people's economic worldview on a question we asked back in May 2019. Here we see that in the current environment, a progressive economic worldview wins by a larger margin over the conservative counterpoint today than it did back then.
Shifting to the administration's current economic response to coronavirus, the biggest concern people have is that the stimulus money is going to big corporations that don't need it, instead of local restaurants and mom-and-pop shops that do need it.
Finally, a special slide for @senatemajldr: The vast majority of voters oppose letting states go bankrupt. Just 15% support that fringe position while 67% say the federal government should provide support to states facing budget shortfalls.
The latest full results can be found here: navigatorresearch.org/navigating-cor…
