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“As a result, the war has become deeply unpopular in the US and Trump’s approval ratings have slumped to just 33 percent – the lowest they have been at any time during his two terms as president.”

“The war's impact on global energy costs has weighed on support for Republican candidates and hurt President Donald Trump's approval ratings.”

“The war’s impact on global energy costs has weighed on support for Republican candidates and hurt President Donald Trump’s approval ratings.”

“Trump's approval rating is hovering near his all-time lows, dragged down by deep voter frustration over the war with Iran and the resulting rise in fuel prices.”

“Trump paused to wiped his eye during a rally in Daytona Beach, Florida, saying the 'fake news' would probably report he was 'seriously ill' The rise of early voting was also key to the decision to use him so much.”

“Trump's sagging approval ratings are giving Democrats hope in ."There's a Hispanic hurricane coming," said Democratic strategist and CBS News political contributor Chuck Rocha, who advises the Democratic Senate and gubernatorial candidates in Texas.”

“Instead, Trump is facing record-low approval ratings, record-high intensity of opposition, and voters are blaming him for prices that have continued to rise since he took office this second time around.”

“Also historic is the rise of artificial intelligence in the ads: Computer-generated scenes of candidates that look like real video.”

“First, it has impacted Trump’s approval rating, which will decide the fate of many congressional Republicans and has fallen since the war began.”

“- - Heading into the vote, Trump faces the lowest job approval ratings of his career. - Trump’s team is still staking his movement on the same thing that has defined it in the past: Trump himself.”

“According to Pew Research, Trump’s approval ratings are down to around 30 per cent.”

“Yet because of Trump’s dismal approval ratings and the economic shock of the Iran war, the Senate battlefield has expanded into states that voted for Trump by double digits in 2024.”

“Two years later, in 1938, Gallup started tracking presidential approval ratings.”

“The once-unthinkable has happened: 37% of voters now say Democrats have the better approach on the economy, against 33% for Republicans, according to the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, which puts Trump's approval at 32%.”

“Democrats head into the midterm elections with high expectations, as the party of a sitting president historically loses seats – Trump’s approval ratings are at record lows – and there is broad discontent over high prices.”

“First, it has impacted Trump’s approval rating, which will decide the fate of many congressional Republicans and has fallen since the war began.”

“He suggested that the political mood of the country — where cost of living issues remain a priority issue, and where President Donald Trump is saddled with record low approval ratings — may be too much of a hurdle for campaign ads.”

“And in a potential sign that Republicans were looking to attract more voters, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who has generally held higher approval ratings than others in the administration, was given a speaking part.”

“…or example, Reuters/Ipsos, which collected responses as recently as yesterday, has President Trump at 35 percent approval and 65 percent disapproval among registered voters, with 15 percent strongly approving and an astounding 53 percent strongly…”