Trump’s Approval Rating Hits Record Low In Another Poll—As Voters Say Economy Was Better Under Biden
President Donald Trump's approval rating has reached a record low for his second term, with multiple polls indicating growing public dissatisfaction. Voters increasingly disapprove of his handling of the Iran war and the economy, particularly regarding high gas prices and inflation. Several surveys show Trump's disapproval ratings surpassing 60%, with some key Republican supporters also expressing concern.
- ▪Trump’s net approval rating dipped to -18.9, a record low for his second term, according to Nate Silver’s Silver Bulletin polling average.
- ▪In a Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll, 76% of respondents disapproved of Trump’s handling of the cost of living, 72% disapproved of his handling of inflation, and 66% disapproved of the war with Iran.
- ▪A Financial Times poll found 53% of respondents had an unfavorable view of Trump, while 51% disapproved of his handling of jobs and the economy.
- ▪Multiple polls, including from Pew Research Center and Reuters/Ipsos, show Trump’s approval rating at or near 34%, the lowest of his second term.
- ▪Sixty-five percent of respondents in a Reuters/Ipsos poll said they believe Republicans are more responsible for rising gas prices than Democrats.
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BreakingBusinessTrump’s Approval Rating Hits New Second-Term LowBySara Dorn,Forbes Staff. Sara Dorn is a Forbes news reporter who covers politics.Follow AuthorMay 14, 2026, 09:48am EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.ToplinePresident Donald Trump’s net approval rating, nearing -20, has reached a record-low for his second term amid a string of surveys that show Americans are becoming increasingly negative about the Iran war and its effects on the economy. U,S. President Donald Trump in Washington, DC, on Dec.
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