How Trump's Approval Rating Has Changed With White Voters This Summer
Summary
President Donald Trump's approval rating among white voters has dropped by about 7 to 8 percentage points over the summer of 2024. Various polls show that fewer white voters now approve of his job performance, which could affect support for Republican candidates in upcoming elections.Key Facts
- In June 2024, 47% of white voters approved of President Trump, but by July and August, approval fell to around 39-40%.
- Disapproval among white voters increased from 49% in June to 54% in July and August.
- White voters made up about 71% of the 2024 electorate and traditionally have supported Trump strongly, with 55% backing him in the 2024 election.
- National approval ratings for Trump have also declined, with recent polls showing around 36% approval and 60% disapproval among all Americans.
- Concerns about the economy and U.S. military actions, such as the war in Iran, are cited as reasons for voter dissatisfaction.
- Trump’s approval is especially lower among white voters without a college degree, a group that previously gave him strong support.
- Political experts suggest that falling approval among these voters could hurt Republican candidates in the midterm elections.
- Trump’s loss of support is noted in places and groups where he usually maintained strong backing, including rural areas.
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