Donald Trump Approval Rating Tumbles With Republicans
Summary
President Donald Trump's approval rating among Republican voters has decreased by eight points since October, according to recent polls. However, he still holds strong support within the Republican Party. The drop in approval may affect future elections and party dynamics.Key Facts
- President Donald Trump's approval rating among Republicans dropped from a +90-point rating in October to +76 points in February, based on Quinnipiac University poll data.
- In October 2025, 94% of Republican voters approved of Trump's presidency, while 4% disapproved.
- By early February 2026, approval among Republicans fell to 86%, with 10% disapproving.
- The October poll included 1,327 registered voters with a margin of error of ±3.5%, and the February poll involved 1,191 voters with a margin of error of ±3.6%.
- Overall approval for Trump in February was 37%, with 56% disapproving, marking a net approval rating of -19 points.
- On specific issues, Trump's approval ratings were 39% for the economy, 38% for immigration, and 37% for foreign policy.
- The decline in Trump's approval is seen as significant within a usually stable Republican support base.
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