US EditionAP-NORC Poll: Support for Trump’s Management of Government Plummets, Driven by GOP Discontent
- On Nov. 6-10, the AP-NORC poll found approval of President Donald Trump's government management fell to 33% from 43%, driven largely by declines among Republicans and independents.
- Amid the shutdown and recent government changes, the AP-NORC survey shows discontent with agency cuts and layoffs, conducted after Democrats' recent victories but before Congress acted on the shutdown and Jan. 1 tax credit expiration.
- The AP-NORC's breakdown shows 95% of Democrats disapprove, 68% of Republicans approve, and independents' approval dropped from 38% to 25%.
- The poll highlights tangible shutdown effects, such as snarled air travel, unpaid federal workers and affected food aid, but President Donald Trump's overall approval among U.S. adults remains steady.
- On Nov. 5, 2025, demonstrators, some dressed as characters from The Handmaid's Tale, protested in Washington; the AP-NORC poll says approval might rebound if the government reopens.
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What Americans think about Trump's management of the government, according to a new poll
The poll finds Americans, particularly Republicans, are less likely to approve of Trump's management of the government than they were in March. Trump's overall approval remained steady since October.
Once again, Donald Trump's survey results are bitter: Americans are becoming increasingly dissatisfied with the work of the US President. In a recent Morning Consult survey, he achieved the worst net vote since he took office in January. There is a clear reason for the further crash.
Trump approval on government management off sharply in second term: Survey
President Trump’s approval rating for government management has dropped sharply since the start of his second term, according to a Wednesday survey. The poll from The Associated Press/NORC Center for Public Affairs Research found that 33 percent of surveyed U.S. adults said they approve of the way Trump’s managing the government while in office —…
'When people are hungry he had a party': Florida Republican calls Trump a 'petulant child'
President Donald Trump appears to be rapidly falling out of favor with most Americans — including many of his own voters.That's according to a recently released Associated Press-NORC poll. The Staten Island Advance reported Wednesday that Trump's approval rating is now at just 33 percent, which is down from 43 percent in March. His approval ratings among both Republicans and independents have also dropped significantly during that same time peri…
President Donald Trump's approval of the administration has fallen dramatically since the beginning of his second term, according to a new AP-NORC poll.
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