Trump's Approval Rating Keeps Falling After Midterm Losses
Summary
Donald Trump’s approval rating fell to 32 percent in an Economist/YouGov poll conducted November 9–11, 2026, while 63 percent disapproved. The result followed Republican losses in the midterm elections and came amid public concerns about inflation and the conflict with Iran.Key Facts
- The Economist/YouGov poll surveyed 1,685 U.S. citizens and had a margin of error of 3 percentage points.
- Trump’s net approval rating was minus 31 points, calculated by subtracting his approval from his disapproval.
- His approval rating dropped four points from the previous week, according to the poll.
- A Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted November 6–9 found 32 percent approval and 65 percent disapproval.
- A CNN/SSRS poll conducted October 15–18 also found 32 percent approval.
- The poll’s account said Republicans lost control of Congress in the midterm elections.
- White House spokesperson Davis Ingle cited tax cuts, border security, lower prescription drug costs, job growth, and trade deals as administration accomplishments in an earlier response.
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