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Donald Trump’s approval in 2025 is generally lower than the peak early-term approvals enjoyed by Barack Obama and George W. Bush, though short-term averages and trackers show variation by pollster and...
A straightforward, multi-poll read of the sources shows that roughly can be characterized as Trump supporters in 2025 when using conventional metrics such as self-identification with “MAGA,” favorabil...
Donald Trump’s approval in late 2025 is clustered in the high‑30s to low‑40s across major polls: Reuters/Ipsos and Ipsos report 38% (net negative) , CNN/SSRS and The New York Times daily average note ...
Donald Trump’s approval ratings in his recent presidency have been unusually low and volatile compared with many recent presidents: multiple trackers and polls in 2025–2025 show his approval generally...
Multiple recent polls show Greenlanders overwhelmingly oppose becoming part of the United States while many Americans likewise reject U.S. annexation or the use of force to acquire Greenland; specific...
Donald Trump’s second term has encountered measurable political and public-relations setbacks: his approval dropped to 37% in a CNN/SSRS survey reported by The Guardian , and Democrats posted strong w...
Donald Trump’s current approval is running in the low‑40s on multi‑poll averages (around 40–42% by several trackers) with recent polls showing lows as low as 37% and net approval often negative (about...
Two clear findings emerge from the supplied analyses: existing articles report for Donald Trump ranging roughly from the low 30s to high 30s percent across Summer–Fall 2025, and who support Trump. The...
Coverage in recent weeks shows measurable signs of political trouble for President Trump: multiple major polls put his approval in the high‑30s (37–38%), and Reuters and The Washington Post report int...
Polling consistently shows Donald Trump with a durable but divided public image: , and approval for his job performance has declined into the high‑30s in several recent national polls . Partisan split...
Donald Trump’s approval has declined through 2025 and hit multiple second-term lows in November, with recent Reuters/Ipsos and other polls showing approvals of about 37–38% and disapproval often in th...
Donald Trump’s approval has been unusually stable but generally low across his presidential terms: Gallup/aggregates show his approval around the mid‑40s at several points in 2025 (e.g., about 44% in ...
Donald Trump’s approval rating in January 2025 is *not* consistently reported across the sources provided: one analysis claims a January 2025 approval of , others either give later second‑term snapsho...
CNN’s recent polling cycle shows President Trump’s approval in the high 30s, with a CNN/SSRS headline figure of that CNN characterized as the lowest of his second term . Rasmussen’s nightly tracking h...
The claim that "70% of Americans say ICE is not making cities safer" is not supported by the polling cited in contemporary coverage: a CNN/SSRS poll finds 51% of Americans say ICE enforcement is makin...
A large plurality of Republican identifiers continue to say the 2020 election was “stolen,” and national surveys point to three clear within‑party fault lines: party conservatives and MAGA‑aligned Rep...
Multiple national polls in November 2025 show Donald Trump’s approval slipping from earlier in the year: Gallup reports a November low of 36% approval with 60% disapproval , Reuters/Ipsos and several ...
Donald Trump’s approval has shown a persistent pattern of polarization: high and steady support among his base with consistently higher disapproval from others, producing a narrow band (roughly mid‑30...
Current poll averages put President Trump roughly in the low‑to‑mid 40s for approval — for example, Nate Silver’s average shows 41.8% approve and 54.4% disapprove, a net of about −13 . Multiple outlet...
Democrats show mixed signals: a late-October Gallup poll finds voters now trust Democrats more on the economy, while separate polling and memos show deep, persistent distrust and a perceived disconnec...