Trump's Approval Rating Plummets as He Hits 100 Days: Latest Polls Show Shift

WASHINGTON – The approval rating of President Donald Trump has been an interesting subject for many. continued to dip As he approaches 100 days into his second term, voters assess his handling of matters such as economic policies and immigration strategies.

Trump's approval rating stood at 39% according to a particular survey. new poll The findings from The Washington Post, ABC News, and Ipsos were published on April 25. This represents a decrease of six percentage points compared to a comparable survey conducted in mid-February.

This represents the lowest approval rating for any president during their 100-day milestone since Franklin D. Roosevelt’s third term, as reported by the media outlets.

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Another recent poll As reported on April 27 by CNN, Trump’s approval rating stood at 41%, marking a decline of four percentage points from their previous survey conducted in March and a decrease of seven points since February. This figure represents the lowest point when compared to data going back as far as President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s tenure, CNN noted.

Both polls revealed that voters are disillusioned with how the president has managed the economy.

In the survey conducted by the Washington Post, ABC News, and Ipsos, sixty-one percent of participants expressed their disapproval of Trump’s handling of the country’s economy. This statistic emerges as Trump continues his tenure. varying tariffs plan has resulted in market upheaval and heightened concerns about an impending recession .

In the CNN survey, 52% of participants expressed having some level of trust in Trump's management of the economy, which marks a decrease of five percentage points since early March.

According to reports from The Washington Post, ABC News, and Ipsos, Trump has received unfavorable ratings from voters on several key topics that were central to his 2020 presidential campaign. On matters such as immigration policy and overseeing the federal administration, over fifty percent of respondents expressed their disapproval of Trump’s performance so far.

The Republican president is not the sole figure being examined in the latest surveys, however.

Nearly 70% of voters indicated that the Democratic Party, which has struggled with how to oppose During his second term, Trump was disconnected from the issues that matter most to the majority of Americans. Similarly, 64% felt this way about the Republican Party.

The survey for The Post-ABC-Ipsos poll took place from April 18th through April 22nd via an online platform with 2,464 adult participants across the U.S. This study carries a potential variation of plus or minus two percentage points.

The CNN survey took place between April 17-24 and included responses from 1,678 adults. This poll utilized both online and phone interview methods. The sampling error for this study is ±2.9 percentage points.

The article initially appeared on USA TODAY: Donald Trump's approval rating drops as he approaches 100 days in office: Latest surveys show decline