Poll: Trump Approval Stalls at 32% Amidst Midterm Opposition
New Reuters/Ipsos data shows Trump's approval rating stuck at 32%, a near-career low, as voters view midterms as a chance to oppose the president.
POLICY WIRE — Washington, U.S. — President Donald Trump’s public standing remains pinned near the bottom of his political career, with supporters struggling to regain ground following a decline last month. The latest data indicates his approval rating has stalled at 32%, a figure that sits just one point above his all-time low of 31% recorded in mid-October.
This metric marks the third consecutive survey by Reuters/Ipsos where the president’s numbers held firm at this level, covering polling periods from late October through early November.
The stagnation reflects broader dissatisfaction among American voters, who view their choices in the upcoming congressional midterm elections as a direct mechanism to oppose the Republican leadership.
National anxiety over rising prices continues to dampen enthusiasm, contributing to a soft point in reputation spans across both his first and second terms in office.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)