Trump's approval rating falls to 32% in latest Reuters/Ipsos poll
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows President Donald Trump at a 32% approval rating, with declining support among independents and Latino voters ahead of the midterm elections.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll released Monday placed President Donald Trump’s approval rating at 32%, the lowest level recorded for him in recent surveys. The poll indicated reduced backing from independent voters and Latino Americans, groups that had previously shown stronger support for Trump in the 2024 election cycle.
Trump responded to a reporter’s question about the poll before a flight to Nebraska, stating, "I’m doing great," and attributing negative coverage to CNN and other media outlets.
A separate NBC News/Telemundo poll released Sunday found that 59% of Latino voters favor a Democratic-controlled Congress, up from two years earlier, while only 24% expressed approval of Trump’s performance.
The decline in Trump’s ratings comes as he continues to campaign for Republican candidates nationwide, even as some GOP officials distance themselves from him on issues such as immigration. Analysts note that broader public dissatisfaction with the economy and foreign policy could influence voter sentiment ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.