Inflation-weary consumers chose Donald J. Trump for President in part because they were sick of seeing prices continue to rise. Now, in the first few weeks of the Trump Administration, prices for homes,

The poll — conducted with 3,320 respondents on Feb. 3 — comes two days after President Donald Trump imposed a 10% across-the-board tariff on goods from China. The country’s government quickly retaliated, imposing tariffs of up to 15% on U.S. oil, gas and coal, among other goods.

He added that the exact impact of tariffs on gas prices will likely be muddied by the annual spring price increase thanks to the expected increase in demand, scheduled refinery maintenance and switch to summer blends of gasoline, which would cause prices to increase 20-60 cents.

President Donald Trump has paused, at least temporarily, 25% tariffs he’d announced against Mexico and Canada. Those two countries also happen to be Arizona’s biggest trading partners.

While the tariffs on Mexico and Canada have been paused, there was still concern late Monday about what happens next month if the tariffs go ahead in a month.

President Trump paused tariffs on Mexico for 30 days after the country agreed to send 10,000 troops to the southern border. Hours later, the President announced on Truth Social that tariffs on Canadian goods would also be paused for 30 days.

President Donald Trump said the tariffs are needed to secure the country's borders from people and drugs entering the U.S. illegally.