Recent polling data indicates a decline in President Trump’s approval among middle-income voters, with disapproval rising from August to October. This shift coincides with growing economic anxieties, including rising inflation and the impact of the ongoing government shutdown. The shutdown, which began in October, is causing concerns as it extends into a historical timeframe. Despite these issues, some polls show Trump’s approval numbers remaining relatively stable.
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Following the weekend’s anti-Trump “No Kings” rallies, polling data reveals a significant portion of Americans share the protesters’ concerns. A recent survey shows a majority of Americans believe Trump is a potentially dangerous dictator whose power should be limited, with this sentiment nearly doubling since April. Furthermore, the survey indicates that a majority of Americans perceive Trump as waging an assault on constitutional balances. These findings suggest the core message of the “No Kings” demonstrations resonates with a considerable segment of the population, despite attempts by Republicans to marginalize them.
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Polling data from the Washington Post/Ipsos reveals significant disapproval of President Trump’s job performance across various issues, with his lowest approval ratings among female and independent voters. Specifically, negative views are prevalent on immigration and the economy, highlighting a reliance on his base of non-college white voters. While Democrats benefit from anti-Trump sentiment, they face challenges on key issues like the economy and immigration, where Republicans hold an advantage. The article concludes that Democrats must craft a strong economic message to secure victory in the 2026 midterms, emphasizing the importance of addressing voter concerns beyond just opposing Trump.
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In an interview with Fox News, President Donald Trump criticized the network’s polling data on the economy, specifically the recent survey indicating that 52% of voters believe the economy has worsened under his administration. Trump suggested that Fox News should replace its pollster. These comments came amidst concerning economic reports, including a rise in unemployment to 4.3% and a slowdown in job growth. The survey, conducted by Beacon Research and Shaw & Company Research, revealed that the economy remains the top concern for voters, underscoring the significance of these polling results.
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Recent polling data indicates that California Governor Gavin Newsom has gained popularity among Democrats after launching social media attacks against Donald Trump. According to a POLITICO-Citrin Center-Possibility Lab survey, Newsom leads Vice President Kamala Harris in a potential 2028 presidential primary within California. This surge in support is linked to Newsom’s combative stance against Trump, particularly through his online trolling campaign and introduction of the “Election Rigging Response Act.” While Harris has also shown some positive poll numbers, the contrasting levels of enthusiasm between the two candidates highlight the evolving dynamics within the Democratic Party.
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New polling data indicates a decline in Donald Trump’s approval ratings across key issues, including the economy, immigration, foreign policy, and tariffs. The Echelon Insights poll reveals that voters are increasingly disapproving of Trump’s handling of these areas, with immigration seeing the biggest drop in approval since January. While Trump has expanded immigration enforcement, public opinion on these policies appears to be shifting. Despite meetings with foreign leaders, his foreign policy approval is also suffering, along with his overall approval rating remaining consistently underwater.
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Recent polling data indicates a notable decline in President Trump’s approval rating among conservative adults, a drop of 15 percentage points from July to August, according to The Economist/YouGov polls. This downturn follows a period of increasing popularity since May, with the president’s approval now showing a decline influenced by factors such as trade and immigration policies. Analysts suggest these policies, along with other events like the Epstein scandal, are contributing to the shift in conservative sentiment. The impact of this change on Republican prospects in the upcoming November 2026 midterm elections will be closely monitored.
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Recent polling data reveals considerable pessimism within the Democratic party, with many members describing their party as “weak” or “ineffective,” in contrast to a more positive view held by Republicans. However, a notable percentage of Republicans also expressed negative sentiments, characterizing the GOP as “greedy” or “bad.” Overall, the poll indicates that Americans hold a dim view of both parties, with approximately 4 in 10 using negative attributes to describe them. This internal dissatisfaction within the Democratic party might lead to lower voter turnout, potentially impacting upcoming elections and the party’s efforts to regain control in Congress.
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Recent polling data indicates a significant downturn in President Donald Trump’s approval ratings. Several polls, including those from Ipsos/Reuters and the American Research Group, show Trump’s net approval at record lows for his second term. While the Morning Consult poll did not reflect an all-time low, it still showed a notable decline in his approval. Despite some polls recording slight gains, the overall trend points to a decline, potentially influenced by factors such as tariffs and the U.S.’s potential involvement in the conflict between Israel and Iran.
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A New Europe Center poll reveals that only 7.4% of Ukrainians trust President Trump, marking a near-doubling of distrust since November 2024. This widespread lack of confidence contrasts sharply with trust levels in other European countries. The April 2025 survey, conducted by INFO Sapiens LLC, sampled 1,000 Ukrainians and has a margin of error of 3.1%. This low approval follows Trump’s recent comments on the war in Ukraine, including criticism of Russia and calls for negotiations.
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