Nine months into his second term, President Donald Trump is facing historically low approval ratings as revealed by recent polling averages. Despite bold policy shifts and executive orders across immigration, trade, and education, Americans remain deeply divided on his leadership.
Trump’s net approval rating has plunged to around -9.4 to -10.0, close to the second-lowest point he has recorded this term. Strong disapproval outpaces strong approval by nearly double, with 43.4% strongly disapproving and only 26.1% strongly approving.
Issues central to Trump’s presidency such as immigration and crime have seen eroded support, and concerns about economic handling continue to mount. His rhetoric and actions have polarized voters, especially younger Americans and minority groups.
While Trump remains defiant, critics argue these numbers reflect a nation struggling to unite under his governance.
