Trump's Approval Ratings Hit Historic Lows One Month into Second Term
Polls reveal sharp declines in public support for Trump's handling of the economy and key policies, marking an unprecedented start for a re-elected president.
- Donald Trump's approval ratings are historically low for a president one month into a new term, with multiple polls showing him underwater by margins of up to 7 percentage points.
- Once a key strength, Trump's handling of the economy now faces significant disapproval, with inflation and rising prices fueling voter dissatisfaction.
- Elon Musk's controversial role in the Trump administration is also drawing criticism, with a majority of voters disapproving of his influence and actions within the federal government.
- Polls indicate public concern over Trump's use of executive power, with many respondents believing he has exceeded his authority and is not addressing the most pressing issues effectively.
- Despite Trump's claims of high popularity on social media, no publicly available polling data supports his assertions of approval ratings near 70%.