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Trump approval near career low ahead of elections, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

The poll found 50% of independents saw their congressional vote as a rebuke of Trump, while Democrats held an 8-point lead on the generic ballot.

  • President Donald Trump's approval rating held near a record low at 32% on Nov 2, with voters viewing Tuesday's midterm elections as an opportunity to oppose the Republican President.
  • Republican vulnerabilities stem from fuel price surges since Trump launched a war on Iran in February, while 78% of voters cite the rising cost of living as a top priority.
  • Voters preferred Democrats over Republicans 46% to 38% in the "Generic ballot" question, with 49% of Democratic voters stating they are "very enthusiastic" about voting compared to 33% of Republicans.
  • Among independents, 50% view their vote as a stance against Trump, while political strategists believe Democrats have the best shot at winning the House despite facing a more difficult Senate path.
  • The five-day poll of 1,765 adults shows the race could be tightening, as Democrats' 8-percentage-point advantage narrowed from an 11-point lead one week earlier.
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The results of the latest poll show that satisfaction with Trump's performance on the eve of the US congressional elections remains near its lowest level in history.

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Trump approval near career low ahead of elections, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

President Donald Trump's approval ​rating held near a career low as a broad swath of the US electorate saw ‌their vote in Tuesday's congressional midterm elections as a way to oppose the Republican president, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll completed on Monday.

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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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