US EditionDonald Trump’s Support Tanks Early in Second Term—Poll Numbers Paint Grim Picture
- Multiple national polls in April 2025 show President Donald Trump's approval ratings reaching historic lows 100 days into his second term across the United States.
- This decline follows higher approval earlier in the year but coincides with voter concerns over the economy and dissatisfaction with the administration's policies.
- Polls find Trump's net approval between-10 and-16 points, with sub-40% job approval ratings, especially poor marks on handling the economy and immigration.
- Presidential historian Allan Lichtman noted that a president bouncing back from such a steep decline in approval ratings during the early months in office is virtually unheard of, emphasizing the significant political challenges ahead.
- Sustained low ratings could jeopardize Trump's policy agenda and Republican midterm prospects unless the administration restores public trust and addresses economic concerns.
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Trump's Approval Rate in California Down to Historically Low Levels - teleSUR English
The previous low for a president at this point in his term was recorded by George W. Bush in May of 2001. On Tuesday, UC Berkeley’s Institute of Governmental Studies (IGS) released a poll showing that U.S. President Donald Trump’s approval rating in California is at “historically low levels.” RELATED: U.S.-China Tariff Meetings To Happen at the Right Time: Trump The survey, conducted from April 21 to 28, collected a statewide sample of 6,201 reg…
Los Angeles Times
Trump's popularity in a slump in California amid abuse-of-power concerns
A poll finds that 68% of registered voters in California disapprove of the president’s job performance and believe the country is on the wrong track.
Poll reveals that some Americans see Trump as a “dangerous dictator”
A new national poll revealed a deep and growing division around President Donald Trump’s leadership. More than half of Americans defined him as a “dangerous dictator,” a perception that reflects the fear of broad sectors of the U.S.’s democratic course under his administration. Most of the U.S. believes Trump is a threat to democracyThe report, prepared by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) between February 28 and March 20, 2025, amon…
compactmag.com
The Persistence of Lesser-Evil Politics
There have been five comprehensive surveys of public opinion in the last two weeks that attempt to assess President Donald Trump’s standing with the public at the end of his first hundred days. The polls are by The New York Times/Siena, The Washington Post/Ipsos, CBS News/YouGov, NPR/Marist, and The Economist/YouGov. Some of the results are unsurprising: Trump is in trouble with the public, but so are the Democrats. But nestled in the crosstabs …
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