BIG DATA Americans Divided on Tariff s


Do you think raising tariffs on imports from other countries will do more to protect American jobs and strengthen the U.S. economy, or do more to raise consumer costs and harm the U.S. economy?


Protect American jobs and strengthen the U.S. economy Raise consumer costs and harm the U.S. economy 36% MEXICO Total imports: 421 117 37 34 32 Computers Cars


Motor Vehicle Parts


Crude Petroleum Very Important Not Very Important


53% Overall


Somewhat Important 32% 7%


Not Important at All Not Sure


68% AGREE 2% 7%


Two-Thirds Favor


Effective Defense Spending Over Budget Increases


14% DISAGREE 40 NEWSMAX | FEBRUARY 2025 NOT LIKELY


44% Democrats


37% 9%


3% 7% 27 22 59 52 17 Cars Petroleum Gas


Broadcasting Equipment


Computers Offi ce Machine Parts SOURCE: CEPII via Observatory of Economic Complexity


Majority Want the Federal Government to Prioritize Cutting Waste, Fraud, and Abuse


59% Republicans


33% 5% 1% 2%


Nearly Half Believe DOGE Will Succeed by July 2026


48% LIKELY 34% SOURCE: Newsmax/TIPP POLL


Independents 58%


26% 5% 1% 10% SOURCE: Newsmax/TIPP POLL


AI-Powered Tech Boom Fuels Stock Market Rally


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 43% SOURCE: Howard Silverblatt, S&P Dow Jones Indices 40% CANADA Total imports: 438


50% Believe Tariffs Will Spur U.S. Manufacturing


To what extent do you AGREE or DISAGREE with the following statement: Imposing tariffs will incentivize foreign companies to manufacture within the United States.


What Does the U.S. Import From Mexico, Canada, and China? Imports of most value in the trade between the U.S. and Mexico/Canada/China in 2022 (in billion U.S. dollars)


CHINA 50% AGREE 31% DISAGREE SOURCE: Newsmax/TIPP POLL Machinery


Transportation Minerals


Total imports: 551


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