The approval rating of U.S. President Donald Trump has reached its lowest point since he took office for the second time, according to Silver Bulletin analyst Nate Silver. His disapproval rate approaches 60%, with a total approval index of -20.6 points, the worst record of either of his two terms. This figure surpasses the previous low of -19 points recorded after the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack during his first term. Only 21% of Americans strongly approve of Trump’s leadership, while his disapproval is nearing 60%. Compared to the same stage of his first term, Trump’s net approval rating was 9.3 points higher at -11.3. According to USPollingData surveys, Trump’s approval stands at 38.2%, with a disapproval rate of 59.1%, resulting in a net score of -20.9. Among independent voters, who are crucial in elections, Trump’s approval is at 34%, lower than the 36% before the Democratic wave of 2018. Gallup reported a slight recovery in August compared to July, with 40% approving of Trump’s performance, up three percentage points from July. Approval among Republicans remains high at 93%, but only 35% of independents and 1% of Democrats approve. Trump’s approval for handling the economy h
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual data on Trump's declining approval ratings without overtly favoring any political side. It cites multiple polling organizations (Silver Bulletin, USPollingData, Gallup) and provides comparative figures across different periods and demographics. The tone is neutral, refra
