Trump is losing approval in a new survey – including from Republicans

Especially because of high costs

Survey shows: Trump is now losing more and more Republicans

Only 35 percent of Americans are satisfied with Donald Trump. Even within his own party, discontent is growing significantly.

A decline in approval among Republicans has given US President Donald Trump near the worst poll numbers of his second term. According to a survey published on Tuesday by the Reuters news agency and the Ipsos Institute, 35 percent of those surveyed are satisfied with the Republican’s work. This is a decrease of one percentage point from the previous survey and is one point above the previous low of 34 percent measured in April. Trump kicked that
Takes office in January 2025 with 47 percent approval.

In his own party, approval ratings fell to 79 percent after 82 percent a few days ago and 91 percent at the beginning of his second and, according to the constitution, last term in office. 21 percent of Republicans now say they are disappointed with his administration, up from five percent in January 2025. In the survey, his party supporters were particularly dissatisfied with his economic policy in view of the cost of living. Here the approval was 47 percent and the rejection was 46 percent. The war against Iran started by Washington and Israel has led to higher gasoline prices in the USA in particular.