Trump Approval Rebounds After Record Low Net, New Poll Shows
Recent surveys have shown Trump facing record or near‑record lows within key demographics.
www.newsweek.comHere’s the latest on Trump’s job approval from recent polling:
- A March 2026 NBC News poll showed Trump at 44% approval with 54% disapproval among registered voters, signaling a decline from earlier readings, though he remained more favorable than some rivals in other measures. This reflects ongoing concerns about immigration, inflation, and foreign policy choices affecting his standing.[1]
- A June 2025 Quinnipiac poll put Trump at 38% approval, with mixed assessments across issue areas (immigration and economy among the lower-rated areas) and a sizable portion of voters expressing skepticism about trade and immigration handling. While older, that poll captures persistent voter dissatisfaction that could influence electoral dynamics.[2]
- Gallup has tracked fluctuations in Trump’s job approval across multiple years; in 2020 and earlier, readings often hovered around the low-to-mid 40s with high partisan polarization, illustrating how approval tends to move with national mood and campaign events.[3][4]
If you’d like, I can pull the most recent statewide/national polls from a specific outlet (e.g., NBC News, Quinnipiac, or CBS News) and summarize the latest figures, margins of error, and sample sizes. I can also compare current numbers to prior months to show trends.