US EditionTrump’s disapproval rating hits record for second term: Economist/YouGov poll
UNITED STATES, JUL 16 – Trump's net approval rating fell to 41% with 55% disapproving amid economic concerns and controversies including the Jeffrey Epstein case, according to recent Economist/YouGov polling.
- This past week, President Donald Trump saw his net approval rating dip to its lowest point of his second term in an Economist/YouGov survey, while a second poll showed a slight improvement from last week.
- 'Liberation Day' tariffs announced on April 2, 2025, marked the start of a decline in approval ratings.
- Recent polling shows 64 percent rate the U.S. economy negatively, including 70 percent of independents, underscoring widespread economic dissatisfaction among Americans.
- According to the Department of Justice and FBI, they found no `client list` and no further charges will be brought.
- Comparatively, his-16 net approval trails his first-term midpoint by three points, whereas Barack Obama and Joe Biden had +14 and +7, according to YouGov data.
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Trump's disapproval reaches its highest level in his second term, reveals poll
US President Donald Trump's approval rating is plummeting. It has reached a worrying new level for Trump, according to The Hill, citing the latest Economist/YouGov poll. According to the poll, which was conducted in...
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Trump’s disapproval rating hits record for second term
(The Hill) -- President Donald Trump’s disapproval rating hit its highest level since the start of his second term in office, according to the latest Economist/YouGov poll. The survey, conducted over the weekend, shows 55 percent disapprove of the way Trump is handling his job, compared to 41 percent who approve. The most recent poll marks a slight shift from the previous week, when 53 percent disapproved and 42 percent approved of the job he wa…
Donald Trump's popularity among the American population continues to decline. In a recent YouGov survey, there is the next damper for the US president. A political professor mentions the decisive reason for the crash.
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