Trump Approval Rating as Consumer Confidence Drops 70 Days Before Midterm
Summary
A recent report shows that American consumer confidence dropped slightly in August, with people feeling less hopeful about business and jobs in the coming months. At the same time, President Donald Trump’s approval ratings have declined, with more Americans disapproving of his job performance ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.Key Facts
- The Consumer Confidence Index fell from 90.2 in July to 89.4 in August.
- Consumers are more worried about inflation, oil and gas prices, and job prospects.
- Expectations for business conditions, labor market, and household income also declined.
- More people said jobs are plentiful, improving the Present Situation Index.
- Polls show Trump’s approval rating between 36% and 43%, with disapproval rates ranging from 54% to 67%.
- Some Democrats think Trump's lower approval could hurt Republican candidates in the midterms.
- The White House says consumer spending data shows Americans remain strong thanks to Trump’s economic policies.
- The midterm elections are 70 days away, and the economy is a key issue for voters.
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