Trump Approval Ratings Shift

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Donald Trump, Approval Rating

Trump's Approval Rating Shows Steady Shift

President Donald Trump's approval rating increased by one percentage point from June to July, according to the latest data released by Emerson College Polling on Friday (July 25). Trump is reported to have a 46% job approval rating,

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Donald Trump's Approval Rating Changes Direction With Working Class

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Shifting Sands: Donald Trump's Approval Rating Sees a Flip with Baby Boomers

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Trump’s Poll Numbers Hit a New Low, as He Bleeds Support from Independents

President Donald Trump ’s approval rating slid further Thursday, hitting a new low during his second term of 37% among U.S. adults, according to Gallup, as he continues losing support from independent...

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Trump’s poll numbers are cratering. Why won’t he change course?

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Trump has worse ratings than all but 1 presidency—and the answer is shocking

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Fox News poll paints muddled picture of Trump’s first 6 months

Most notably, 43% of voters think that Trump’s dealings with Iran have made the country less safe.

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Record-low approvals plague Trump and Democrats as both parties seek 2026 edge

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Trump loses favor with independents; overall approval hits 37 percent: Gallup

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Donald Trump's approval rating erodes with Black voters

The president's standing with Black voters has eroded over the past three months, according to new YouGov/Economist polling.

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Donald Trump's approval rating flips with baby boomers

A Fox News poll recorded a modest shift, with Trump's rating among over-65s at 46/53 in June, up just a few points from 43/57 in April. Could the Big Beautiful Bill Affect Trump's Approval? Trump's standing with boomers could collapse in the coming months ...

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Trump’s net approval hits lowest point of second term in DDHQ average

President Trump’s net approval rating reached its lowest point yet of his second term in office in the Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ) polling average. Trump’s net approval rating reached 9.2 points