Summary
President Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to a record low during his second term, according to pollster Nate Silver. Various polls show his approval declining, with poor ratings attributed to his handling of the economy and other factors. These trends raise concerns about his and his party's prospects in the upcoming elections.
Key Facts
- Nate Silver's tracker shows President Trump's approval rating at -14 points, with 42% approval and 56% disapproval.
- Trump's popularity began declining after the government shutdown on October 1.
- Recent polls show even lower approval, such as an AP-NORC poll with a -26 point net approval and a Reuters/Ipsos poll at -22 points.
- Trump is facing criticism for his economic policies, with a Fox News survey indicating a drop in public confidence.
- 62% of voters in a survey blame Trump more than former President Biden for current economic conditions.
- 42% of Republicans believe Trump is more responsible for the economy, despite party differences.
- Rising costs of living, including vehicle and grocery prices, are significant concerns for voters.
- Pollster predictions suggest Trump's popularity might not recover easily during his second term.
