More Republicans disapprove of Trump's economy

By the numbers: Trump's approval on the economy has fallen to 36%, down from 51% in March, per the poll.

• A majority say his policies are raising food and grocery costs. Voters who judge him mostly on the economy say he is not spending enough time on it.

The intrigue: Republican disapproval for Trump's handling of the economy also rose.

• Four in 10 Republicans say he portrays prices and inflation as better than they really are. This group was also more likely to say prices are going up.

State of play: The Trump administration has been working to address the affordability crisis, which in part led to the success of several Democratic candidates in early November.

• Proposed solutions include a potential $2,000 stimulus check, paid for by tariff revenue, and 50-year-mortgages.

Reality check: Economists and strategists tell Axios these solutions will not address underlying affordability challenges.

• "The problem with the government trying to solve market problems is it's always a supply issue, and the government is not great at solving supply issues," says Marta Norton, chief investment strategist of Empower.

The bottom line: Voters are feeling the economic hit of an increasingly murky labor market and sticky inflation.

• Those vibes are showing up in Trump's poll numbers.