Trump approval falls to career low of 32% as high costs bite, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
Only 17% approved of his handling of the cost of living, and 51% of Republicans disapproved for the first time, the Reuters/Ipsos poll found.
- President Donald Trump's approval rating fell to 32% in a new Reuters Ipsos poll released in Sept, marking the lowest point of his political career and down from 47% when first sworn in.
- Growing dissatisfaction among Republicans stems from Trump's handling of the cost of living and the unpopular Iran war launched in February, which has driven fuel prices sharply higher.
- Only 17% of respondents approve of Trump's management of living costs, while 51% of Republicans now disapprove compared to 44% who support it.
- Registered voters favor Democrats over Republicans 43% to 35% in the upcoming midterm elections, as Republicans defend narrow congressional majorities that could be jeopardized by Trump's declining support.
- Despite broad disapproval of his Iran policy where only 24% of Americans support his approach, Trump maintains strong backing from 79% of Republicans on immigration.
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US President Donald Trump's popularity has fallen to the lowest level of his political career, according to the latest Ipsos poll. Specifically, only 32 percent of respondents expressed support for him in the survey. His biggest political weaknesses remain the high cost of living and the war with Iran.
The rating of US President Donald Trump's approval declined to the lowest level in his entire political career, reaching only 32%.
Just a few weeks before the mid-term elections, US President Donald Trump's survey figures fell to the lowest level of his political career. Only 32 percent of respondents were still satisfied with Trump's work in a recent survey.
The investigation showed that voters preferred not to support other Republicans, Trump's party colleagues, in the November 3 general election, which will define who will have control of Congress for the next two years.
Escalating prices for fuel and food, along with an endless Iran war: Donald Trump is currently not very popular with the U.S. electorate. Instead, he flatters a democratic superstar.
The war against Iran is expensive for US presidents before the interim elections. Only a third of US citizens are satisfied with his work. Within a week, he loses almost ten percentage points of support for the Republicans.
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