The Trump administration’s pivot from health care to taxes should find a receptive audience. More than half of voters feel their taxes are too high, and nearly three-quarters think the tax system should be reformed this year -- but just one-third expect their taxes to go down under President Trump.
In fact, when the latest Fox News Poll asked voters what’s the one thing they really want President Trump to accomplish, “cut taxes” is topped only by “create jobs” and “destroy ISIS.”
The national poll of registered voters was conducted March 12-14 -- before House Republicans pulled the health care replacement bill.
A majority, 55 percent, thinks they pay too much in taxes, down from a record 63 percent in March 2015.
Forty percent say their tax bill is “about right,” and two percent think Uncle Sam takes too little.
In fact, when the latest Fox News Poll asked voters what’s the one thing they really want President Trump to accomplish, “cut taxes” is topped only by “create jobs” and “destroy ISIS.”
The national poll of registered voters was conducted March 12-14 -- before House Republicans pulled the health care replacement bill.
A majority, 55 percent, thinks they pay too much in taxes, down from a record 63 percent in March 2015.
Forty percent say their tax bill is “about right,” and two percent think Uncle Sam takes too little.