Overview

• President Trump's approval ratings have fallen to the lowest levels for any modern president at this point in their term, averaging between 39% and 42% across major polls.
• Trump has labeled polls from outlets such as The Washington Post, ABC News, and The New York Times as 'fake' and called for investigations into alleged 'election fraud' by pollsters.
• Key drivers of public dissatisfaction include his handling of the economy, immigration policies, sweeping tariffs, and executive orders dismantling government programs.
• Despite declining overall support, Trump retains strong backing from his Republican base, with many continuing to support his core policy agenda.
• This marks only the second time since Ronald Reagan that a president has failed to maintain approval ratings above 50% within their first 100 days, with Bill Clinton being the other exception.