Trump's Approval Ratings Show Gains Among Key Groups Despite Economic Discontent

Support from men, Black Americans, Hispanics, and Gen Z voters rises, but economic dissatisfaction keeps overall approval underwater.

Donald Trump's average approval rating for his second term stands at 45-48%, higher than at the same point in his first term but still below 50%.
Economic concerns, particularly inflation and tariffs, have driven Trump's economic approval rating to its lowest levels, with only 41% of Americans approving of his economic management.
Support for Trump has grown among men, Black Americans, Hispanics, and Gen Z voters, with significant gains in approval from these traditionally Democratic-leaning groups.
Older Americans and middle-class voters have shown declining approval for Trump, highlighting demographic shifts in his support base.
Public sentiment on the nation's direction has improved, with record-high percentages of Americans believing the country is on the right track, the highest levels in decades.