Trump Approval Plummets: New Polls Show Record Low since January 6
The latest CNN poll reveals that President Donald Trump’s approval ratings have plummeted to record lows since January 6, 2021. Disapproval among voters has reached 63%, marking a new high for both of his terms in office. This figure surpasses the previous peak of 62% disapproval recorded when he left office.
Approval Ratings and Public Sentiment
Currently, only 37% of voters approve of Trump’s leadership. This approval rating is just one percentage point above the 36% recorded during the same period in his first term. The poll reflects a broader dissatisfaction among Americans regarding the state of the nation, with 68% stating that “things are going badly.”
Economic Conditions and Voter Concerns
- 72% of respondents believe the economy is “in poor shape.”
- 60% of voters assert that Trump’s policies have aggravated economic conditions in the United States.
- The cost of living emerged as the top issue facing Americans today.
Public opinion also reflects discontent with Trump’s handling of government operations. Approximately 61% of voters disapprove of his management of the government shutdown. Similarly, 58% express dissatisfaction with the leadership of both parties in Congress regarding the situation.
Foreign Policy Impact
On the international front, 56% of voters believe Trump’s foreign policy decisions have negatively affected America’s standing globally. Additionally, 57% feel he has overreached in his deportation policies concerning undocumented immigrants.
Poll Methodology
The CNN poll, conducted by SSRS from October 27 to 30, surveyed 1,245 adults, including 954 registered voters. The margin of error for the poll is ±3.1 percentage points.
This data showcases a significant dip in Trump’s approval ratings, reflecting broader national concerns that may influence future elections and governance.
