President Trump is set to deliver a primetime address amid declining approval ratings below 40% and rising economic concerns among Americans, focusing on his accomplishments and issues like border security and gas prices, as his popularity dips due to inflation and tariffs.
A recent NPR/PBS News/Marist poll shows President Trump's approval of his handling of the economy has dropped to 36%, his lowest in six years, amid widespread economic concerns among Americans, including high prices, fears of recession, and personal financial struggles, with significant partisan and demographic divides.
A recent NBC News poll indicates that while Trump's MAGA base remains supportive, his overall approval rating has declined slightly in 2025, with growing cracks in his support among Republicans and shifts in economic concerns among Americans, highlighting potential challenges ahead of the 2026 elections.
A recent NBC News poll shows President Trump's approval rating remains low at 42%, with cracks appearing in his core MAGA support, especially among traditional Republicans, amid economic concerns and recent political shifts, indicating potential challenges for his influence ahead of the 2026 elections.
A recent NBC News poll shows growing voter dissatisfaction with President Trump's handling of the economy, with 63% feeling he has fallen short of expectations, and a decline in his approval rating to 43%. Voters are also split on which party would better manage the economy, and Democrats are favored to gain control of Congress in the upcoming midterms.
A recent Economist/YouGov poll shows Donald Trump's approval rating among white voters has dropped to -3, the lowest in his second term, with overall approval at 39%. This decline could impact his and the Republican Party's prospects in the 2026 midterm elections, amid disapproval on key issues like the economy, inflation, and immigration.
A recent Times/Siena poll shows President Trump maintaining a stable approval rating of 43%, with strong support from 90% of GOP voters, despite unpopular policies and an impending government shutdown. Voters blame both sides for the shutdown, with independents more likely to blame Trump and Republicans. Trump's approval remains resilient, reflecting hardened opinions over time.
A new poll shows President Trump’s approval rating has reached a record high of 55%, reflecting strong public support for his policies and achievements in security, economy, and trade.
CNN data chief Harry Enten reports that American opposition to tariffs has surged to 60%, with most Americans now believing tariffs increase prices, which negatively impacts Trump's approval ratings, highlighting a shift from initial support when tariffs were introduced.
President Trump's approval among Republicans has declined by 9 points to 83% since January, with his overall net approval at -12, amid ongoing debates over redistricting and inflation concerns among Americans, reflecting waning support and increasing economic anxiety.
President Donald Trump's net approval rating improved significantly this week, rising from -14 to -7 points, mainly due to a decrease in his unfavorable ratings, although his favorable rating remains below 50%. The improvement is partly attributed to the fading impact of the Epstein scandal in public perception.
During a CNBC interview, President Trump claimed he has the best poll numbers ever, despite most Americans disapproving of his performance, with his current approval rating at 44%. He insisted his support is high among Republicans and dismissed unfavorable polls as 'fake,' even though evidence suggests his overall support is lower.
Six months into his second term, President Trump's approval rating has dropped to 37%, with independents' support falling to a historic low of 29%. His ratings on key issues are generally poor, and his overall approval is comparable to his first-term lows, indicating waning support outside his Republican base.
A Quinnipiac University poll shows President Donald Trump’s approval ratings declining on key issues like immigration and the economy, with 38% approval overall and 54% disapproval on immigration, amid broader political challenges and mixed public opinions on legislation and figures like Elon Musk.
In April 2025, Trump's economy showed mixed results with unemployment steady at 4.2%, egg prices rising to an average of $5.12, gas prices around $3.30 per gallon, and the stock market experiencing volatility with a 2.9% decline in the Dow Jones. Trump's approval rating was at 44%, and there was no stimulus check issued, despite discussions of a baby bonus. Overall, economic indicators suggest ongoing challenges during his presidency.