Donald Trump's Approval Rating Hits New All-Time Low in Nate Silver Tracker
Summary
President Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped to a record low of minus 22.4 in Nate Silver’s poll tracker. This is the lowest approval rating for any president at this point since polling started in 1945, signaling widespread disapproval as the U.S. approaches the November 3 midterm elections.Key Facts
- Trump's net approval rating is minus 22.4, meaning more people disapprove than approve of his job performance.
- This rating is the lowest for any president at this stage in their term since 1945.
- The rating is worse than Trump’s own first term and worse than President Joe Biden’s rating at the same point.
- Nate Silver’s tracker and VoteHub polling averages both show similar low approval numbers for Trump.
- Approval stands at around 37.6%, while disapproval is near 60%.
- Strong negative opinions toward Trump are driving the low net approval.
- A low presidential approval rating can make it harder for candidates from the president’s party to win elections.
- The White House says the 2024 election is the "ultimate poll" and highlights progress on jobs, inflation, and housing.
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