How Trump’s Approval Rating Has Changed Since Blocking Major Housing Bill
Summary
President Donald Trump’s approval rating on housing issues has decreased after he blocked a bipartisan housing reform bill that aimed to increase supply and lower costs. A recent poll shows his net approval on housing at -32 percent, reflecting growing public concern about housing affordability ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.Key Facts
- President Trump blocked the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which passed Congress with bipartisan support.
- The bill was designed to help increase housing supply and reduce costs for renters and buyers.
- Trump linked his support for the housing bill to passing the SAVE America Act, requiring voter ID and a national voter database.
- A Focaldata poll conducted in late June 2026 found Trump’s housing approval at 22% and disapproval at 54%.
- Trump’s net approval rating on housing dropped from -30 to -32 in the recent poll.
- Housing is one of Trump’s weakest policy areas, with only inflation rated worse by the public.
- Nationally, Trump’s overall net approval is around -17, meaning more people disapprove than approve of his job performance.
- Housing and inflation are considered important everyday concerns for many Americans, impacting their view of the president’s performance.
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