Trump Stuck at 42% Job Approval - Gallup News
President Donald Trump's job approval rating is proving rock steady this summer, but at a level that's not promising for reelection.
news.gallup.comHere’s the latest on Trump’s job approval from recent polling:
- A March 2026 NBC News poll showed Trump at 44% approval with 54% disapproval among registered voters, signaling a decline from earlier readings, though he remained more favorable than some rivals in other measures. This reflects ongoing concerns about immigration, inflation, and foreign policy choices affecting his standing.[1]
- A June 2025 Quinnipiac poll put Trump at 38% approval, with mixed assessments across issue areas (immigration and economy among the lower-rated areas) and a sizable portion of voters expressing skepticism about trade and immigration handling. While older, that poll captures persistent voter dissatisfaction that could influence electoral dynamics.[2]
- Gallup has tracked fluctuations in Trump’s job approval across multiple years; in 2020 and earlier, readings often hovered around the low-to-mid 40s with high partisan polarization, illustrating how approval tends to move with national mood and campaign events.[3][4]
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