New poll reveals Republicans do not want Donald Trump to gain more power, here’s what they think about the policies

The survey, conducted on March 27 and 28, suggests that while Republicans largely support Trump’s initiatives, they are hesitant to grant him unchecked authority.

According to the poll, only 32% of Republicans believe Trump should have more power, while 55% think his current level of influence is sufficient.
Meanwhile, 13% of GOP respondents suggest that his authority should be curtailed.
These figures highlight a prevailing sentiment within the party that, despite strong backing for Trump’s policies, there are limits to how much power he should wield, as mentioned in a report by Forbes.

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GOP Lawmakers Urged to Push Back When Necessary

A significant 63% of Republicans believe that GOP lawmakers in Congress should challenge Trump’s policies when they disagree, rather than automatically aligning with his agenda.
In contrast, 37% favor congressional Republicans following Trump’s directives without opposition. The broader public sentiment is even stronger, with 79% of all respondents stating that Congress should push back against Trump when needed.

The judiciary’s role in overseeing Trump’s policies has also garnered mixed opinions among Republican voters.
While 56% support judicial review of his policies, 44% believe courts should not interfere. This divide underscores an ongoing debate about the balance of power within the federal government.

Concerns Over Federal Oversight and Personnel Decisions

Beyond Trump’s authority, the poll also examined attitudes toward billionaire Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a relatively new agency focused on streamlining federal operations.
Only 16% of respondents believe DOGE lacks adequate influence over personnel decisions, while 23% think it