Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Trump Approval Dips: New Polls Show Mixed Ratings
Recent polls show that many people in the U.S. are not happy with how former President Trump is doing his job.
One poll shows that only a little over a third of voters approve of him, while over half disapprove.
People also disagree with how he's handling certain issues like immigration and the war in Ukraine.
Although he still has a lot of support from Republicans, overall, many people don't like how he's doing.
Some polls show slightly different numbers, but they all show more people disapproving than approving of his work.
President Trump's approval rating is at 38%, with 54% disapproving, according to a Quinnipiac University poll.
This marks a slight decrease from the April poll, where approval was at 41%.
Voters disapprove of Trump's handling of key issues like immigration, the economy, and the Russia-Ukraine war.
Another poll by The Economist/YouGov shows 54% disapproval of Trump's job performance.
The Pew Research Center survey showed a slight improvement in his net approval.
- Who
- Donald Trump and U.S. voters.
- What
- President Trump's approval ratings are assessed in multiple polls.
- When
- Surveys were conducted in June and compared to earlier polls in April.
- Where
- United States
- Why
- To gauge public opinion on Trump's performance and handling of key issues.
Voters Perspective
Republican Perspective
Public Opinion
Voters Perspective
Approval ratings are significantly low, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction.
Republican Perspective
Strong support among Republicans suggests a segment remains satisfied.
- Quinnipiac Approval Rating
- 38%
- Quinnipiac Disapproval Rating
- 54%
- Quinnipiac Poll Date
- Released Thursday
- Economist/YouGov Disapproval
- 54%
- Pew Research Approval
- 41%
- Pew Research Disapproval
- 58%