Trump Says Voters 'Not Angry at Me'—What Approval Rating Polls Show
Summary
President Donald Trump said voters are angry at Republicans in Congress but not at him personally. Recent polls show his approval rating is low, in the low to mid 30 percent range, with most voters disapproving of his performance during his second term.Key Facts
- President Trump stated that voters’ frustration is with Republicans in Congress, not with him.
- He said he does not need to campaign for other Republican candidates because he already won his own election.
- Trump expressed uncertainty about whether his supporters would vote for Republicans without him on the ballot.
- Multiple recent polls show Trump’s approval rating ranges from 32% to 40%, with disapproval between 58% and 66%.
- Polls indicate Democrats have gained ground on economic issues, with some showing this is the first time in nearly a decade that Democrats lead Republicans on the economy.
- A polling average tracker reported Trump’s net approval rating at about -20 to -25, marking a low point in his second term.
- Some pollsters link the decline in approval to renewed U.S. military strikes on Iran, which many respondents see as costly.
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