Donald Trump's ‘Real’ Approval Rating, Based on Right-Wing Polling Numbers
Summary
Recent polls show that President Donald Trump’s approval rating is at some of the lowest levels seen in his terms. Despite these results, President Trump disputes the polls, calling them fake, and points to achievements like tax cuts and economic growth as reasons his support is actually strong.Key Facts
- Several recent polls from groups like CNN, Quinnipiac University, and AP-NORC show Trump’s approval rating near record lows.
- A Quinnipiac poll found only 32% of registered voters approve of Trump, the lowest in both his terms.
- CNN’s poll showed 34% approval for Trump from July 23-27.
- Republican-leaning polls such as McLaughlin & Associates recorded 36% approval of Trump and his policies, with 47% disapproval.
- Rasmussen Reports found 44% approval and 55% disapproval among likely voters.
- Cygnal’s poll measured personal favorability at 56.1% favorable versus 41.9% unfavorable.
- President Trump tweeted that poll numbers are “fake” and highlighted economic achievements and foreign policy successes.
- The low approval ratings are a concern for the Republican Party ahead of the 2024 midterm elections.
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