Trump's Approval Amid Iran War
Polls indicate a significant drop in Donald Trump's approval ratings, correlating with concerns over fuel prices and US military actions related to Iran.
March 2026
Trump's economy approval rating reached 38% in AP-NORC poll
A March AP-NORC poll recorded Donald Trump's approval rating regarding the economy at 38%. This figure was documented by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.
Source ↗NBC poll shows decreased Republican support for Trump on inflation
An NBC News survey conducted over two weeks in March and April showed that 52 percent of surveyed American adults strongly disapproved of Trump's handling of inflation. This was compared to previous data.
Source ↗Trump approval rating dropped to 36% in new poll
Donald Trump's approval rating fell to 36% in a poll conducted by Reuters and Ipsos. This represents the lowest level since his return to the White House.
Source ↗US/Israel war in Iran continues in fourth week
The U.S. and Israel have launched a war against Iran, which was ongoing for its fourth week. This conflict prompted recent American concern regarding the level of U.S. military action.
Source ↗Trump's approval ratings hit 36% low amidst Iran conflict
A poll reported by Reuters/Ipsos indicated that Donald Trump's approval rating reached a low of 36%. This survey was conducted amid rising fuel prices linked to the conflict with Iran.
Source ↗Trump's approval rating falls amidst Iran war amid fuel price surge
Reuters/Ipsos poll reported that Donald Trump's approval rating hit a new low of 36%. This measurement coincided with surging fuel prices amid the ongoing war with Iran.
Source ↗Democrats improved in 2025 special elections compared to 2024
Data from The Downballot showed Democrats outperformed their 2024 election results. Specifically, Democrats achieved an average of 13% better performance in contested special elections during 2025.
Source ↗April 2026
Pew Research Center survey on US sentiment toward Israel released
The Pew Research Center released a survey on April 7. The study surveyed 3,507 US adult citizens between March 23 and March 29. The survey found that six in ten respondents reported an unfavorable view of Israel.
Source ↗Poll found 35% approval of Trump's job performance
A poll found that 35% of U.S. adults approved of President Donald Trump's job performance. Conversely, 61% of adults disapproved of his performance.
Source ↗Pew Research Center releases survey on U.S. views of Israel
The Pew Research Center released a survey of 3,500 U.S. adults on April 10, 2026. The survey found that six in ten Americans reported having a very or somewhat unfavorable view of Israel. The survey was conducted late last month.
Source ↗NBC News reports Trump's approval rating at 37%
According to the NBC News Decision Desk Poll, 37 percent of American adults approved of Donald Trump's performance as president. Conversely, 63 percent disapproved, with 50 percent strongly disapproving.
Source ↗Trump's approval ratings cited by multiple polls
A trio of polls (Reuters-Ipsos, Strength in Numbers-Verasight, and AP-NORC) indicated Donald Trump's approval rating was hovering in the mid-30s. These figures were noted as being near his lowest reported numbers.
Source ↗Associated Press-NORC reports Trump's approval at 33%
The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research released a poll indicating Donald Trump's approval rating was 33 percent.
Source ↗CNN poll finds 31% approval of Trump's job
A CNN poll reported that only 31 percent of Americans approved of Donald Trump's job performance. The post notes this was the lowest number across his career.
Source ↗May 2026
Poll shows Trump's disapproval rating hit 62%
A new poll conducted by Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos showed Donald Trump's disapproval rating reached 62%. This was reported as the worst rating of his two terms in office.
Source ↗Trump's approval rating hits lowest point during two terms
More than six in 10 Americans disapprove of Donald Trump's job performance. This rating represents the lowest point during his two terms in office.
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