Summary
Nate Silver, a well-known statistician, analyzed recent polls and stated that they show "bad results" for President Trump. His net approval rating is at -8.4, which is important as it may affect the 2026 midterm elections. President Trump's approval ratings have varied in different policy areas, and they generally show a decline compared to earlier points in his presidency.
Key Facts
- Nate Silver reported President Trump's net approval rating as -8.4.
- The analysis was based on an average using many polls, weighted for accuracy and methods.
- Trump's approval ratings are negative in four policy areas: immigration, economy, trade, and inflation.
- Since June 1, Trump's approval has decreased significantly in these areas.
- Trump’s approval rating has improved since his first term, when it was -16.7.
- A YouGov/The Economist poll showed Trump's net approval dropped sharply among lower-income voters but rose among those earning more than $100,000.
- A HarrisX poll showed a 13-point decline in Trump's support among voters aged 65 and over.
