Overview
- President Trump's approval rating has risen to 45 percent, with 49 percent disapproving, reflecting a slight recovery from record lows in late April.
- The Cook Political Report highlights a steep decline in Trump's net approval since mid-April, particularly among key groups like young voters, Latinos, and independents.
- Economic anxiety, driven by Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs and market volatility, has contributed to falling consumer confidence and public discontent.
- While some polls show stabilization or slight improvement, Trump's net approval remains negative, with significant demographic weaknesses persisting.
- Comparisons to past presidencies show Trump lagging behind both his first term and former President Biden at similar points in their terms.