Overview

• A Quinnipiac University poll from June 5–9 shows the president’s approval at 38 percent, with 54 percent disapproval among registered voters.
• The J.L. Partners/Daily Mail poll conducted on June 6 records a 47 percent approval and 53 percent disapproval, marking a drop from 50 percent in May.
• A Pew Research Center survey across 24 countries finds U.S. favorability down in 15 nations since spring 2024, with Mexico, Sweden, Poland and Canada experiencing the steepest declines.
• Globally, a median of 80 percent of respondents describe Trump as “arrogant” and 65 percent as “dangerous,” while only 34 percent express confidence in his handling of world affairs.
• Confidence in Trump varies widely, peaking at 79 percent in Nigeria and 69 percent in Israel but falling to single digits in Mexico and below 20 percent in Sweden and Germany.