Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Changes With Middle-Aged Americans
Summary
Recent polls show that middle-aged Americans, aged 45 to 64, have grown less supportive of President Donald Trump. Their approval rating for him dropped sharply over the summer, likely due to worries about Social Security, Medicare, and the rising cost of living.Key Facts
- President Trump's net approval rating among Americans aged 45-64 fell from -10 in early June to -25 in August.
- 60% of middle-aged Americans disapprove of how President Trump is handling his job, while 35% approve.
- The approval rating drop in this age group is faster and larger than in any other age group.
- Younger adults (18-29) and those aged 30-44 have even lower approval ratings, at -41 and -35 respectively.
- 79% of middle-aged Americans think the economy's current state is "fair" or "poor," higher than other age groups.
- 54% of middle-aged Americans believe the economy is getting worse, with only 14% saying it is improving.
- Inflation is the top concern for all age groups, especially middle-aged adults.
- Rising inflation and high housing costs, including mortgage rates near 6.7%, add to financial stress on the "sandwich generation," who support both children and elderly parents.
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