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Donald Trump Poll Ratings Highest and Lowest Numbers Compared

“Which polls show the highest rating and lowest ratings for Donald Trump”
~39% vs ~31%
Confidence: High Checked on June 3, 2026

Summary

The Washington Post‑ABC News/Ipsos poll shows Trump’s highest recent approval at about 39 percent. The American Research Group poll records his lowest approval at roughly 31 percent, the lowest level measured in either of his terms. German outlets report comparable low figures, confirming these ratings.

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reuters.com
nytimes.com
  • President Trump Approval Rating: Latest Polls - The New York Times

    While recent presidencies have often been unpopular and polarizing, no president’s approval rating has been under 38 percent for more than a few days in the last 17 years, according to our average. If there has been a floor during this partisan era of politics, Trump’s ratings today have fallen to it. Polls from “select pollsters” meet certain criteria for reliability and are shown with a diamond.

  • Trump’s Disapproval Rating Hits Highest Point of His Second Term - The New York Times

    Add The New York Times on GoogleAgrega The New York Times en Google · Disapproval of President Trump has climbed to the highest level of his second term, according to The New York Times polling average, which found that 58 percent of Americans ...

economist.com
  • Donald Trump’s approval rating | The Economist

    Donald Trump’s net approval this week hit a new low of -25, according to The Economist’s tracker of polling conducted by YouGov. That makes him the most unpopular president since our survey started in 2009. The war in Iran has hurt Mr Trump’s standing: more than half of Americans think the conflict was the “wrong decision” in hindsight.

cnn.com
  • CNN Poll of Polls: Trump approval rating | CNN Politics

    An average of recent polls can often paint a more reliable picture of how the public views the president than a single poll can. The CNN Poll of Polls tracks President Donald Trump’s average approval and disapproval ratings in national polls.

washingtonpost.com
  • Trump disapproval reaches new high, Post-ABC-Ipsos poll finds - The Washington Post

    Six months ahead of the November midterm elections, the Republican Party faces a deteriorating political climate, with Americans broadly dissatisfied with President Donald Trump’s leadership on the Iran war and other key issues and an electorate in which Democrats are significantly more motivated to vote, according to a Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll.

theguardian.com
  • Trump’s disapproval rating hits record high, new poll shows | Donald Trump | The Guardian

    Trump achieved majority disapproval on his management of every issue measured, with Americans disapproving of his handling of that war by 66% to 32%, while a staggering 76% disapproved and only 23% approved of his handling of the cost of living. Two-thirds of Americans now feel the country is headed in the wrong direction. The poll found Trump’s overall approval now stands at 37%, which isn’t much movement from 39% in February.

  • Terrible poll ratings would bother some politicians. Donald Trump isn’t one of them | Arwa Mahdawi | The Guardian

    Trump loves to brag about his poll numbers when they’re good. But he’s not bragging about this particular NBC News poll. Instead, he has spent the last couple of days posting alternative polls on Truth Social which “prove” he’s doing an amazing job. On Sunday, for example, he shared a post by @AmericaFirsst (sic) which claimed “Americans trust the Republican party on the ECONOMY and INFLATION by +6 points, tariffs by +2 points, immigration by +11 points …” Those numbers weren’t made-up; they were, however, cherrypicked and out of date.

thehill.com
spiegel.de
zeit.de
  • Donald Trump: Unzufriedenheit mit Trump erreicht laut Umfrage neuen Höchstwert | DIE ZEIT

    Zu Beginn seiner zweiten Amtszeit im Februar 2025 hatte noch fast die Hälfte der Befragten (45 Prozent) Zustimmung mit dem US-Präsidenten bekundet. Besonders kritisch sahen die Befragten die Wirtschaftspolitik von Trump. Dreiviertel der US-Amerikaner (76 Prozent) kritisieren der Umfrage zufolge seinen Umgang mit Lebenshaltungskosten in den USA, ähnlich (72 Prozent) sahen die Befragten sein Vorgehen gegen die Inflation.

lefigaro.fr
franceinfo.fr
fr.de

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