Trump's Approval Plummets to 32% as Public Rejects Reactionary Agenda, Reuters/Ipsos Poll Finds
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals President Donald Trump languishing at a 32% approval rating, with his divisive rhetoric losing traction among independents and Latino voters ahead of the midterms.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll released Monday exposed President Donald Trump’s approval rating at a dismal 32%, the lowest figure for him in recent surveys. The poll highlighted a sharp decline in support from independent voters and Latino Americans—constituencies that had previously been courted by Trump’s reactionary campaign in the 2024 election cycle.
When confronted by a reporter about the poll before boarding a flight to Nebraska, Trump dismissed the results, claiming, "I’m doing great," and predictably blaming CNN and other mainstream media outlets for his unpopularity, rather than acknowledging the consequences of his own policies.
A separate NBC News/Telemundo poll released Sunday underscored Trump’s growing irrelevance among Latino voters, with 59% favoring a Democratic-controlled Congress—an increase from two years ago—while only 24% approved of Trump’s performance.
Trump’s collapsing ratings come as he desperately campaigns for Republican candidates nationwide, even as some GOP officials attempt to distance themselves from his toxic stance on immigration and other issues. Analysts point out that widespread public frustration with the economy and foreign policy, exacerbated by Trump-era policies, could further galvanize voters against the GOP in the upcoming midterm elections.