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A Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll shows Americans disapprove of President Trump's job performance, with high disapproval across issues and parties, yet the upcoming 2026 midterms remain highly competitive with a narrow lead for Democrats in voter support, highlighting a divided and uncertain political landscape.
A new poll indicates that Donald Trump's approval ratings are declining among Latino voters, with a 20-point unfavorable margin, especially among men and young voters, posing a challenge for Republicans in upcoming elections. Democrats see this as an opportunity to regain support, although Republicans remain optimistic based on other polling data. The shift among Latino voters reflects broader demographic changes and could significantly impact the 2024 midterm elections.
A recent Emerson College Poll shows Gavin Newsom leading in the 2028 Democratic primary with significant gains among key demographics, while Trump’s approval remains steady at 45%. Voters are divided on Trump deploying the National Guard and redistricting efforts in California and Texas. The economy is the top issue, and support for marijuana legalization has increased. In hypothetical matchups, Newsom and Vance are tied, with voter opinions split on various issues.
A Quinnipiac University poll reveals most voters oppose deploying the National Guard to D.C., disapprove of Trump's overall job performance, and are increasingly against U.S. military aid to Israel, with a significant portion believing Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. Support for peace efforts in Ukraine is low, and trust in leadership on Epstein files and Smithsonian reviews is divided along partisan lines.
The Economist/YouGov poll from August 2025 shows record low approval for Trump, Democratic congressional lead, mixed American opinions on the Israel-Gaza conflict, increased support for military aid to Ukraine, and divided views on university fines imposed by the Trump administration, reflecting complex and evolving public sentiments on key issues.
A recent Economist/YouGov poll shows Donald Trump's approval at -12%, with a slight increase in support among Republicans and independents, while his trustworthiness and handling of the Epstein investigation remain low. The poll also highlights ongoing issues with gerrymandering, a generally negative view of the economy, rising inflation expectations, and mixed perceptions of unemployment and government data accuracy. Overall, Americans remain skeptical of political and economic institutions amid a polarized climate.
A CNBC survey shows President Trump's approval ratings remain negative, with the public increasingly disapproving of his handling of key issues like tariffs, inflation, and taxes. While economic optimism has slightly improved, overall approval remains low, and Democrats are favored to control Congress. The survey highlights a polarized nation with conflicting views on economic and political matters.
A 2025 Emerson College Poll shows President Trump with a 46% approval rating, stable since last month, with disapproval at 47%. Voters are divided on his handling of issues like immigration and the economy, with increased concern about threats to democracy. The economy remains the top issue for voters, and there is notable motivation for the 2026 midterm elections, with a close generic ballot. Trust in public health figures remains varied.
A recent NBC News poll shows that 55% of Americans disapprove of Trump's job performance, with strong partisan divides on his handling of immigration and other issues. While his overall approval remains stable, enthusiasm among supporters has waned slightly, and independents are largely dissatisfied. The poll also highlights internal Republican disagreements over spending priorities amid ongoing negotiations on a major tax and spending bill, with Democrats prioritizing maintaining current spending levels.
A Quinnipiac University poll shows most voters oppose the GOP budget bill, with only 67% of Republicans supporting it. President Trump's approval rating is at 38%, with low support for his handling of the Russia-Ukraine war. Voters express concern over international conflicts and show broad disapproval of Congress, while also highlighting issues like Medicaid funding and antisemitism in the U.S.