Summary
President Trump's approval rating among low-income voters has dropped significantly, according to a recent poll. This group was a key part of his support in past elections, and the decline in approval may impact his political strength in important states.
Key Facts
- Trump's approval rating among low-income Americans fell from 55% in August to 31% in September.
- The same group showed a disapproval of 61% by September, up from 41% in August.
- Many low-income voters feel financially worse off now compared to a year ago.
- The economy grew at a 3.8% rate in the second quarter of 2025 but is expected to slow down.
- The government shutdown is affecting low-income households, with many facing potential pay issues.
- The unemployment rate has risen to 4.3% with 32,000 jobs lost in September.
- 52% of low-income voters said they would be personally affected by the government shutdown.
- Responsibility for the shutdown is divided among Republicans, Democrats, and both, according to low-income voters.
