Trump approval falls to career low of 32% as high costs bite, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
Republican support weakens as 51% now disapprove of his handling of the issue, while only 17% of Americans approve of his cost-of-living response.
- 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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Trump had returned to the White House in January 2025 with the promise to contain inflation and end wars abroad.
With the high cost of living causing discontent and fuel prices constantly rising, the US president is at the lowest point of his political career. Even Republicans are criticizing Trump for the prices. The post Trump loses one point a month – His popularity fell to a historic low of 32% appeared first on in.gr.
Shortly before the important midterms, only 32 percent of Americans are still satisfied with Trump's work, thus undermining the deepest value that ever existed for his democratic predecessor Joe Biden.
A few weeks before the interim elections, the US President is at the lowest level of his political career so far: according to a survey, only 32 percent of Americans are satisfied with his work.
TRUMP'S approval rating has fallen to a record low of 32 percent.
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