Trump's Approval Ratings Show Mixed Trends One Month Into Second Term

Polling reveals declining favorability but higher approval compared to Biden's presidency across key issues.

Recent polls show a decline in Donald Trump's favorability rating, with a net 3% unfavorable rating in The Economist/YouGov survey conducted February 23-25.
A Harvard/Harris poll reports a 52% job approval rating for Trump, with respondents favoring his handling of inflation, immigration, and government efficiency over Biden's performance in these areas.
Reuters/Ipsos survey finds Trump's approval holding steady at 44%, higher than his first-term average and Biden's tenure, though 50% disapprove of his leadership.
Inflation remains the top concern for Americans, with 41% identifying it as the most pressing issue, followed by immigration and crime.
The administration's controversial policies, including federal workforce cuts and restructuring under Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, have drawn both support and criticism.