Trump Approval Hits Career Low of 32% Amid Economic Anxiety

The political fallout stems from persistent inflation and the economic aftershocks of the conflict in Iran, which broke out in February and sent domestic fuel prices surging. Republican loyalty, once a bedrock of his administration, is fracturing; just 73 percent of GOP voters now stand behind him, down from 82 percent a week prior. For the first time, the disapproval rate regarding his economic strategy among Republicans has overtaken approval, sitting at 51 percent against 44 percent.

These numbers arrive as a grim indicator for the midterm elections scheduled for November 3. Having campaigned on a platform centered on curbing inflation and securing peace abroad, the President now faces a electorate that increasingly views his domestic agenda as ineffective. The poll, which surveyed 1,277 U.S. adults, carries a margin of error of 3 percentage points, underscoring the volatility of his current standing.