Despite President Trump’s repeated claims of a strong mandate, a new AP-NORC poll reveals widespread disapproval of his handling of key issues. Majorities disapprove of his approach to trade, the economy, and foreign policy challenges, including the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Even his strongest area, immigration, shows a near-even split of approval and disapproval. This contrasts sharply with the administration’s narrative, particularly given policy shifts contradicting campaign promises regarding economic costs.
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Recent Economist/YouGov polls indicate a decline in President Trump’s approval rating, with disapproval now exceeding approval for the first time since his inauguration. This shift follows a period of relatively high, albeit fluctuating, approval ratings since his second term began. While some attribute the change to normal polling variations, the trend warrants further observation. The decline is notable given Trump’s history of closely monitoring and reacting to public opinion polls.
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Two separate polls, Hangil Research and Jowon C&I, revealed strong public support for the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, following the controversial declaration of martial law. Support consistently exceeded 75 percent across both surveys, with higher percentages among younger age groups and progressive political leanings. Regional support varied, but even traditionally conservative regions showed significant backing for impeachment. The surveys employed different methodologies, yet both indicated substantial public dissatisfaction with the president’s actions.
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