Trump's Approval Rating Hits Record Low in 2 New Polls Days Before Midterms
Summary
Two recent polls show President Donald Trump’s approval rating at record lows of 32 percent and 36 percent among U.S. adults and likely voters. Democrats lead Republicans by about 10 points in national congressional ballot measures as the November midterm elections approach.Key Facts
- CNN/SSRS poll reports 32% approval for President Trump among U.S. adults.
- The New York Times/Siena University poll shows 36% approval among likely voters.
- Democrats lead Republicans by 10-11 points in national congressional ballot measures in both polls.
- Economic dissatisfaction, including concerns about inflation and gas prices, affects voter opinions.
- President Trump’s approval is seven points lower than before the 2018 midterms.
- Approval among Republicans dropped from 88% in February 2025 to 74% in the latest poll.
- Independent voters largely disapprove of Trump’s performance.
- Both polls surveyed thousands of Americans in mid-October with a small margin of error.
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