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Trump’s Approval Falls to 33%

National polls show Trump’s approval slipping to the low 30s among women and younger adults as affordability concerns weigh on Republicans.

  • President Donald Trump's approval rating dropped to a record low of 36% in recent national polling, presenting significant headwinds for Republicans ahead of November's midterm elections.
  • Economic dissatisfaction drives the decline, with 57% of voters reporting they are financially worse off under Trump's presidency, a four-point increase from last month.
  • ActiVote polling shows approval among women fell to 34% with 64% disapproving, while Economist/YouGov data reveals a net rating of negative 43 among adults aged 30 to 44.
  • Analysts warn these trends could suppress turnout for Republican congressional candidates, complicating the party's efforts to retain control of the House and Senate this November.
  • White House spokesman Davis Ingle rejected the polling, describing the November 5, 2024 election as the "ultimate poll," while Trump and Vice President JD Vance prepare to address next week's GOP midterm convention.
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Lean Left

With little time left until the midterm elections, Donald Trump's unpopularity risks costing the Republicans power in Congress.

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Lean Right

Donald Trump's level of support among American voters has fallen to a new minimum, and the President is mostly challenged by economic problems and rising costs of living.

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Center

US President Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to its lowest level since the Financial Times began polling. The president's deteriorating ratings and growing anxiety among voters about the economy, which is also affected by new tariffs and record high fuel prices, could pose a serious challenge to the Republican Party in the upcoming US congressional elections, which will decide who controls the House of Representatives and Senate.

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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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