Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Flips With Non-MAGA Republicans
Summary
President Donald Trump’s approval rating among non-MAGA Republicans dropped and became negative in an October Fox News poll. This shows less support from Republicans who are not part of the MAGA movement, which could affect voter unity before the midterm elections. The cost of living and economy are major concerns for voters.Key Facts
- President Trump’s approval among non-MAGA Republicans fell from a positive 7 points to a negative 5 points between September and October polls.
- Overall, Trump’s national approval rating in October was 36 percent, with 64 percent disapproving.
- MAGA Republicans strongly support Trump, with 95 percent approval in October, down slightly from 98 percent in September.
- Only 18 percent of voters said their family was better off financially compared to two years ago.
- Trump received 22 percent approval for handling inflation, while 77 percent disapproved.
- The cost of living was identified by 60 percent of voters as the country’s top economic problem.
- About 74 percent of voters rated the economy negatively, and 53 percent expected it to get worse over the next year.
- There is a split in the Republican Party, which could impact enthusiasm and voter turnout in close races during the midterms.
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