Trump Approval Falls to New Low as Voters Say U.S. Is 'Out of Control"
The poll found 61% of Americans view Trump as untrustworthy, while Democrats lead Republicans by 8 points in generic ballot testing.
- On Tuesday, August 11, President Donald Trump's approval rating fell to a record low of 33% in a new Economist/YouGov poll, marking his lowest level since returning to the White House in 2025.
- Since Trump took office last January, his approval rating has steadily declined from 52%, with a three-point drop recorded in just seven days according to the poll.
- Deepening public misgivings are evident as 60% of Americans view the president as "not honest and trustworthy," 53% consider him too old, and 69% feel the country is "out of control."
- Generic ballot polling shows Democrats currently hold an eight-point lead over Republicans, a gap that could boost prospects in Congress as the midterms approach.
- Trump rejected suggestions of weakening personal standing in a recent Punchbowl News interview, placing responsibility on Capitol Hill lawmakers and claiming voters remain loyal to his platform.
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Trump's approval rating hits record low
President Donald Trump's approval rating fell to yet another low since his return to the White House, according to a new Economist/YouGov poll, which also found just 1 in 3 Americans approve of his job performance.
Trump's approval falls to 33 percent before the midterms – a new record low. Especially among independents and Hispanics, the values are dramatically breaking down.
With the midterm elections three months away, U.S. President Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped to its lowest level since taking office. Amid the prolonged war with Iran and the continuing burden of living costs, the defection of Republican supporters and independents—excluding his core base—has been notable. According to The Hill, a U.S. political news outlet, on the 12th (local time), a survey conducted by The Economist and YouGov from…
Trump approval falls to new low as voters say U.S. is 'out of control"
As Iran war continues and pessimistic outlook on the economy persists, some polls have found Trump's approval rating sink to its lowest level ever.
Trump's Approval Rating Sinks To Record Low as Yougov Poll Finds Six in Ten Call Him Untrustworthy
US President Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to 33 per cent in a new Economist and YouGov poll, a record low in the firm's tracking since his return to the White House. The survey, published on 11 August, also found that six in ten Americans now describe him as untrustworthy. The decline was reflected in a three-point drop in just seven days, according to the poll. The findings come as voters report growing pessimism about the directio…
Trump’s approval crashes to 33% in brutal new poll Ahead of midterms
Donald Trump’s approval rating has taken another hit, with a new poll showing the president underwater by a staggering 29 points as Republicans brace for November’s midterm elections. The latest Economist/YouGov survey, released Monday, found just 33 percent of respondents approve of Trump’s job performance, while 62 percent disapprove. That’s a brutal number for a president whose party is heading into an election where control of Congress is on…
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