Trump job approval at 38 percent in new survey
President Trump’s approval rating dipped to 38 percent, the lowest of his second term, according to the latest poll from Quinnipiac University.
ground.newsHere are the latest developments I can summarize without new tool access:
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A June 2025 Quinnipiac poll reported President Trump at 38% approval, with 54% disapproval, marking a low in his second term and highlighting concerns over immigration, economy, and trade. This is consistent with several other national polls from mid-2025 showing negative overall ratings, though some surveys (e.g., a Suffolk/USA Today reading) showed small pockets of higher approval, illustrating mixed momentum across polls.[1][2]
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By September 2025, NBC News/SurveyMonkey and related coverage indicated about 43% approval and 57% disapproval, with his weakest performance on economic issues like inflation and trade. A TODAY segment echoed similar figures for early 2025, noting 47% approval and 51% disapproval in another NBC/SurveyMonkey snapshot around March 2025. Overall, the trajectory remained negative in major national trackers through 2025, though occasional polls varied by sample and methodology.[3][4][5]
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Political coverage in late 2025 and 2026 (where available in the sources I can access now) continued to show a challenging consistency for Trump’s job performance ratings, with a typical range around low-to-mid 40s for approval and high 50s for disapproval in national polling, and with economic sentiments often driving the margins.[4][3]
Notes and cautions:
- Poll results vary by pollster, sample size, and question phrasing, so there isn’t a single universally “latest” number across all polls. The most frequently cited benchmarks in 2025 were roughly in the 40s for approval and 50s for disapproval, with economics as a persistent swing factor.[1][3]
If you’d like, I can pull the very latest numbers from specific pollsters (e.g., NBC News/SurveyMonkey, Quinnipiac, Rasmussen, or Suffolk) and present a compact table showing approval, disapproval, sample size, and date. I can also provide a quick interpretation of what the trends suggest for upcoming political dynamics, tailored to your region (Prague, CZ) or interests. Would you like me to fetch the most recent figures from a particular pollster or region?
Citations:
- Trump approval at 38% in new survey (Quinnipiac, June 11, 2025).[1]
- Mixed polling picture and NBC/SurveyMonkey updates (Sept 2025).[5][3]
- Additional NBC/TODAY coverage noting mid-2025 figures (March 2025).[5]
- Suffolk/USAToday pointer showing a minority of polls with higher approval (context around 2025 polling landscape).[2]