US EditionNBC/SurveyMonkey Poll Finds Trump at 43% Approval as Vaccine Support Stays Overwhelming
President Trump's approval rating falls to 43% as 61% of Americans disapprove of his economic management, while bipartisan support for vaccines remains strong at 78%.
- Trump's approval rating remains low, with 57% of Americans disapproving and 43% approving, according to the NBC News Decision Desk Poll.
- Support for vaccines is strong, with 78% of respondents expressing approval despite turmoil under Robert F. Kennedy's leadership.
- The poll highlights negative emotions toward Trump, with nearly 70% of Democrats feeling furious or angry about his actions.
- A majority of Americans prefer a political insider, with 58% supporting candidates with experience to navigate the system.
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