Summary
New polls show that Donald Trump's approval rating among Republicans has dropped. His overall approval on issues like the economy and tariffs is also lower, while concerns about the country's direction and political violence are rising among Republican voters.
Key Facts
- Trump's approval rating among Republicans is now 81%, down from 89% in February.
- His net approval rating within the party has fallen 16 points since the start of 2023.
- A Marquette poll shows Trump's approval on the economy is at -20 points overall, with 73% of Republicans supporting him.
- Republican approval on tariffs for Trump decreased from +48 points in May to +41 points in September.
- Approval among Republicans on inflation increased from +35 points in May to +42 points.
- Republican satisfaction with the direction of the country dropped from 79% in July to 70% in September.
- More Republicans believe political violence is a serious problem, with 57% blaming left-wing violence.
- In recent surveys, more Republicans under 45 express concerns that the U.S. is heading in the wrong direction.
