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“Approval of the Republican president on the economy overall has slipped to 26%, a new low.”

“This left Mr Trump with a net approval rating of -15 points – the lowest of his two terms in office, pollster Morning Consult said.”

“Ahead of the United States midterm elections, President Donald Trump’s job approval rating continues to sit near a record low, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.”

“Much of the frustration is aimed at President Trump, whose approval rating recently sunk to a record low of 36 percent in an average of polls, with disapproval topping 60 percent.”

“The party is optimistic, given Trump’s dismal approval ratings and voter concerns about the war with Iran and the surging price of gas and other daily necessities.”

“…that 2026 generic ballot chart and compare it to this: That’s pretty close to a one-for-one match with the generic ballot, although there has been an uptick in Trump’s approval rating over the past few days even though neither the generic ballot nor…”

“Trump’s approval rating has fallen to a historic low ahead of Election Day; the last time the leader in the Oval Office saw their approval rating drop to a comparable level ahead of a midterm election was in 1946, during Harry Truman’s first term.”

“US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance have begun their final push ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, with Republican and Democratic candidates spreading out across the United States for a last day of campaigning.”

“But broadly, Trump’s approval ratings – in the 30s – are just too low.”

“His approval ratings are at record lows, gas and diesel prices aren't soaring, the war in Iran drags on.”

“Two years after nearly half of Hispanic voters backed Trump in the presidential election, his approval rating with the key voting bloc has fallen to a record low of 24%, according to a Reuters/Ipsos survey released last month.”