Trump Approval Rating Ties All-Time Low: A Snapshot of Turned-Off Voters
Summary
President Donald Trump’s approval rating has dropped to 33 percent, matching the lowest point during his time in office. This decline comes amid the ongoing war with Iran, rising gas prices, and growing concerns about the economy, with several voter groups showing less support for Trump.Key Facts
- A Reuters/Ipsos poll (Aug 14-17) found 33% of U.S. adults approve of Trump’s job performance, while 64% disapprove.
- Concern about the U.S. war with Iran lasting a long time is shared by 80% of respondents, including 87% of Democrats and 71% of Republicans.
- Trump’s approval is lowest among women (-36), white Americans (-19), and college graduates (-42) according to an Economist/YouGov poll.
- Approval among independents fell from 32% to 18% this year.
- Support from Hispanic men dropped, now with a net approval of -41, despite Trump winning this group in the previous election.
- Non-MAGA Republicans’ approval dropped from 90% at the start of Trump’s second term to 51% now.
- MAGA supporters remain highly supportive, with 92% approval.
- Rising gas prices, linked to geopolitical tensions, remain a major economic concern for Americans heading into the midterm elections.
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