Trump's Approval Rating Surges Above 50% Following Election Victory

Polls show growing support among younger voters and Hispanics, with confidence in Trump's economic and policy plans for his second term.

A Pew Research survey reveals 53% of Americans approve of President-elect Donald Trump's plans for his second term, with 46% disapproving.
Support among Hispanic voters has risen to 59%, while 55% of younger voters aged 18-35 also express approval, according to separate polling data.
Trump's handling of economic policy garners the highest confidence, with 59% of respondents expressing optimism, followed by criminal justice, immigration, and foreign policy at 53-54%.
Despite overall approval gains, only 41% of Americans believe Trump can effectively unite the country, with many calling for outreach to Harris voters.
Trump's approval ratings have improved compared to his previous election cycles, with polls showing increased warmth toward him from diverse demographic groups.