Summary
President Donald Trump's approval rating among young men has gone down since he was re-elected in 2024. Polls show that many young men, especially those in Gen Z, disapprove of his job performance. His support among this group is significant as it could impact future elections, including the 2026 midterms.
Key Facts
- President Trump initially gained support from men aged 18-29 in the 2024 election but this support has since decreased.
- In a Harvard Youth Poll, 62% of Gen Z men disapprove of Trump's job, while 32% approve.
- The poll also found low approval ratings for congressional Democrats, with only 24% approval.
- The University of Chicago’s GenForward survey found 34% approval and 55% disapproval of Trump among young men.
- These polls indicate a shift in support from a group once seen as more progressive.
- Republicans are monitoring these approval ratings closely as they may affect the 2026 midterm elections.
- Trump's comments suggest he believes media polls are biased against him.
