Trump Approval at 40% in NBC News Poll Ahead of Midterms
Voters cite the economy and prices as top concerns, while 52% prefer Democratic control of Congress, the poll found.
- Registered voters prefer a Democratic-controlled Congress by a 7-point margin, with Democrats leading Republicans 52%-45% in a new NBC News poll conducted Oct. 28-30. President Donald Trump's disapproval rating has climbed to 60%, a new high mark.
- Nearly two-thirds of voters call for change from Trump's direction, with 50% demanding "a great deal" of change. For the first time in 30 years, more voters are dissatisfied with their financial situation than satisfied .
- Trump maintains near-unanimous job approval among Republicans supporting the "MAGA" movement. However, he has slipped significantly with non-MAGA Republicans, where 46% disapprove, dragging down his standing in states he won in 2024.
- Around half of voters hold negative views of both parties, yet Democrats lead on the congressional ballot among the 28% who do not trust either party. House Republican Speaker Mike Johnson faces low approval ratings amid this voter skepticism.
- Three percent of voters remain undecided as the poll closes, and how they shift in final days could tilt dead-heat House and Senate races. Voters are fired up about the midterms, with 70% ranking themselves as a "9" or "10" on interest.
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Trump approval nears record low before Election Day: poll
Trump approval near record low ahead of elections, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
Trump approval rating near record low before Election Day
The level of popularity of President Donald Trump remains close to the historical minimum, as much of the American electorate considers the vote in the mid-term parliamentary elections on Tuesday as a way to oppose the Republican president, shows the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, completed on Monday and published on the eve of the election ...
Donald Trump's approval rating is near a record low ahead of Tuesday's congressional elections, with a large majority of voters viewing the vote as a stand against the president. Democrats remain in the lead, although the race between the two major parties has become tighter in recent days, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
Trump approval near record low ahead of elections
President Donald Trump’s approval rating held near a record low as a broad swath of the US electorate saw their vote in Tuesday’s congressional elections as a way to oppose the Republican president, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll completed on Monday. The results of the five-day nationwide poll also showed signs the race between Democrats […]
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