Trump Approval Rating Plunges to New Low — Economy, Iran War Backfire
Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to its lowest level, with 34% of Americans approving of his performance, amid concerns over the cost of living and the US conflict with Iran. The poll also found that 22% of respondents approved of Trump's handling of the cost of living, and 34% supported the US conflict with Iran.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped to 34%, its lowest level, amid growing public concern over the cost of living and the US conflict with Iran. The four-day survey, completed on Monday, showed a decline from 36% in a previous poll. Trump's standing has trended downward since January 2025, when 47% of respondents approved of his performance. US gasoline prices have risen by over 40% since the conflict started, reaching $4.18 per gallon, straining households and raising concerns among Republicans. The poll also found that 27% approved of Trump's handling of the economy, lower than at any point during his first term. Among independent voters, Democrats held a 14-point advantage in congressional races. A ceasefire has eased fighting with Iran, but tensions remain, affecting global energy markets. A White House Correspondents' Association dinner shooting occurred after the poll was completed.
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