US EditionTrump approval rating drops to 37 percent: Pew poll
A Pew Research Center poll shows Trump's approval at 37%, with support declining mainly among Republicans and half saying his administration has been worse than expected.
- On Thursday, Pew Research Center reported President Donald Trump’s approval at 37% with 61% disapproval, a net approval of-24 percent, marking a second‑term low.
- Between Jan. 20–26, Pew Research Center surveyed 8,512 U.S. adults using its American Trends panel, a period including the killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.
- Across six qualities, Pew Research Center found more Americans express little or no confidence than extreme confidence in Trump, with only 34% confident in his leadership and 21% in his ethics, which fell 8 points since last February.
- Pew Research Center warns the slide in approval could influence the 2026 midterms, as 61% say GOP members do not have an obligation to support Trump if they disagree.
- The result continues a yearlong decline across polls as only 27% now support Trump’s policies, down from 35% last year, and 50% say administration actions are worse versus 21% better.
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Only 56% of Republicans support the party's policies. The Pew Research Center released a new poll showing that Americans' perception and approval of Trump continue to decline. The latest survey analyzed criteria regarding "the qualities needed to serve as president," and Trump has fallen across the board, even among Republicans, with his current approval rating at just 37%. Some key findings from the poll: Only 34% of Americans believe Trump has…
U.S. President Donald Trump's approval fell to 37 percent, his lowest level in the Pew Research Center poll, which also revealed this Thursday that half of Americans think his administration has turned out to be “worse than they expected.” Trump's popularity in January, who even lost support among Republicans, was below 40 percent, according to the latest demographic center measurement made in September, plus the 38 percent recorded in August, w…
The poll reveals a sharp setback from the Republican Party itself, where Trump went from 67% to 56% support.
New poll reveals cratering support for Trump as Republicans abandon ship
The GOP appears to be turning its back on President Donald Trump after a damning new poll revealed most Americans don't support the president's policies. The Pew Research Center released a new poll on Thursday showing that just 27% of Americans support all or most of Trump's policies, which is down ...
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