US EditionWhat is Trump's approval rating in Illinois? See early 2026 polls
Early 2026 polls show Trump’s approval rating fluctuates between 35% and 44%, reflecting divided public opinion amid controversies and policy impacts, according to multiple sources.
- On Jan. 12, 2026, national polls show President Donald Trump facing mixed approval across multiple surveys compiled by polling organizations and data dashboards.
- Public reaction to the Jan. 3 capture of Nicolás Maduro influenced polls, while controversy over Jeffrey Epstein files corresponded with higher disapproval among poll respondents.
- Reuters/Ipsos and Civiqs data indicate 42% approve in the Jan. 5 poll while early-January Civiqs shows 41% favorable and 56% unfavorable views of Trump.
- The approval being underwater could hurt the Republican Party’s off-year elections and electoral prospects in the 2026 midterm elections, likely boosting Democratic chances.
- Aggregators trace a November drop and subsequent stabilization, noting Trump's approval fell from about 52% in January 2025 to roughly 44% in April, then largely stabilized.
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Asheville Citizen-TimesWhat is Trump's approval rating now? First polls of 2026 for SC
Despite criticism and protests, the Trump administration remains on its hard line. In order to demonstrate strength, 2000 agents are on their way to Minneapolis.
Despite criticism and protests, the Trump administration remains on its hard line. In order to demonstrate strength, 2000 agents are on their way to Minneapolis.
In view of the mid-2026 elections in the U.S., polls were conducted to assess voters' preference between Democrats and Republicans. In addition, polls also measured other issues related to President Donald Trump's approval and his management on various issues.Democrats have an advantage in the most recent polls on the U.S. elections.According to a compilation by The New York Times, the opposition space takes the lead in the most recent polls tha…
Trump’s Approval Rises Among Young Men.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: President Donald J. Trump’s approval rating among young men—a key demographic for Republicans in the 2026 midterm elections—has shown an increase, according to recent polling data.WHO WAS INVOLVED: President Trump, Gen Z male voters, and polling organizations such as YouGov and Reuters/Ipsos.WHEN & WHERE: Data from December 2025 to January 2026, covering national polls conducted across the United States.KEY QUOTE: “The…
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