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Americans Question Trump's Mental Sharpness: Polls Reveal Growing Concerns

Polls show more Americans questioning Trump’s mental sharpness

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Moneycontrol•27-02-2026, 14:36

Americans Question Trump's Mental Sharpness: Polls Reveal Growing Concerns

•Recent polls indicate increasing concerns among Americans regarding Donald Trump's mental acuity.
•A Reuters-Ipsos survey found 61% of Americans believe Trump has "become erratic with age," including 30% of Republicans.
•The percentage of Americans who see Trump as "mentally sharp" has dropped from 54% in September 2023 to 45% today.
•CNN and Pew Research Center polls also show a decline in confidence regarding Trump's stamina and mental fitness.
•While not yet at levels Biden faced, the trajectory of public skepticism about Trump's mental sharpness is notable.

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