US voters believe Trump will get more done than Biden – but also trust his government less

Survey finds voters think Trump will be an effective president, but don't believe his administration will share accurate information

Donald Trump won a second White House term in November's election thanks to voters' attaching higher priority to having an effective president than one who was trustworthy, fresh polling has suggested.

A post-election survey conducted by Scheon Cooperman Research, in conjunction with George Washington University's graduate school of political management, has concluded that voters believe Trump's second presidency will be more effective in getting things done - even though they trust his administration less to share accurate information. And Trump not only failed to deliver on some of his more prominent campaign promises during his first term from 2017 to 2021, including a southern US border wall for which Mexico would pay - he also botched the federal response to the deadly Covid-19 pandemic.