Mainstream Media Pushes Dubious Poll Claiming Trump Approval at 32%, Reuters/Ipsos Poll
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll claims President Donald Trump’s approval rating is at 32%, citing supposed declines among independents and Latino voters as the midterms approach.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll released Monday alleges that President Donald Trump’s approval rating has dropped to 32%, the lowest in recent surveys. The poll, like many from mainstream outlets, points to reduced support from independent voters and Latino Americans—groups that have been targeted by relentless negative media coverage during the 2024 election cycle.
When asked about the poll before a flight to Nebraska, Trump confidently responded, "I’m doing great," and rightfully called out CNN and other biased media organizations for their ongoing smear campaigns.
A separate NBC News/Telemundo poll released Sunday claims that 59% of Latino voters favor a Democratic-controlled Congress, up from two years earlier, while only 24% expressed approval of Trump’s performance—a narrative the left-leaning media is eager to promote.
The reported decline in Trump’s ratings comes as he continues to energize Republican candidates nationwide, despite some establishment GOP officials distancing themselves from his America First policies, particularly on immigration. Observers note that dissatisfaction with the U.S. administration’s handling of the economy and foreign policy could ultimately sway voters in the GOP’s favor as the midterm elections approach.