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Opinion polling on the second Trump presidency

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Surveying on US administration since 2025
This article needs to beupdated. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information.(December 2025)

Trump's aggregated presidential approval ratings declined over the first ten months of his second term and remained consistently low overall.[1]
In a larger context, Trump's approval rating (Gallup polling) after the first year of his second term was the lowest of any president since 1977.[2]

This article summarizes the results of polls taken during thesecond presidency of Donald Trump which gather and analyze public opinion on his administration's performance and policies.

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Nationwide job approval ratings

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Polls marked with a (R) or (D) have been identified byFiveThirtyEight (prior to its dissolution on March 5, 2025) as having Republican or Democratic funding, respectively.

  Majority approval
  Plurality approval
  Tie
  Plurality disapproval
  Majority disapproval

Aggregate polls

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Approval

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AggregatorUpdatedApproveDisapproveUnsure/OtherLead
BallotpediaFebruary 11, 202642.0%55.0%3.0%−13.0%
CNNFebruary 10, 202639.0%59.0%2.0%−20.0%
Decision Desk HQFebruary 12, 202641.5%56.0%2.5%−14.5%
FiftyPlusOneFebruary 12, 202638.7%57.5%3.8%−18.8%
Race to the WHFebruary 12, 202640.3%56.4%3.4%−16.1%
Real Clear PoliticsFebruary 11, 202642.0%55.3%2.7%−13.3%
Silver BulletinFebruary 12, 202640.9%55.7%3.4%−14.9%
The EconomistFebruary 10, 202641.0%56.0%3.0%−15.0%
The New York TimesFebruary 11, 202640.0%56.0%4.0%−16.0%
VoteHubFebruary 12, 202641.8%55.3%2.9%−13.5%
Aggregate40.7%56.2%3.1%-15.5%

Favorability

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AggregatorUpdatedFavorableUnfavorableUnsure/OtherLead
Decision Desk HQFebruary 12, 202640.9%55.2%3.9%−14.3%
Real Clear PoliticsFebruary 10, 202642.8%54.0%3.2%−11.2%
VoteHubFebruary 10, 202642.4%54.4%3.2%−12.0%

2025

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July

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July 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Net
The Economist/YouGovJuly 4–71,389 RV± 3.8%43%54%3%−11%

June

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June 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Net
The Economist/YouGovJune 27–301,491 RV± 3.0%45%53%2%−8%
The Economist/YouGovJune 20–231,455 RV± 3.1%43%54%3%−11%
The Economist/YouGovJune 13–161,351 RV± 3.1%44%53%3%−9%
The Economist/YouGovJune 6–91,397 RV± 3.2%45%53%2%−8%
The Economist/YouGovMay 30–Jun 21,436 RV± 3.2%46%51%2%−5%

May

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February 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Net
The Economist/YouGovMay 16-191,710 Adults± 3.2%43%51%5%−8%
YouGovMay 14-161,118 Adults± 4%44%48%8%−4%
The Economist/YouGovMay 9-121,786 Adults± 3.3%43%52%5%−9%
YouGovMay 6-81,143 Adults± 3.7%42%50%8%−8%
The Economist/YouGovMay 2–51,850 Adults± 3.2%42%52%5%−10%
The Economist/YouGovMay 2–51,693 RV± 3.2%44%52%3%−8%
I&I/TIPP InsightsApr 30 – May 21,400 A± 3.7%42%47%11%−5%
InsiderAdvantage/TrafalgarApr 30 – May 11,200 RV± 2.8%46%44%10%+2%

April

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Civiqs poll results as of April 30 by state[3]
Net disapproval
  1–4%
  5–9%
  10–14%
  ≥15%
Net approval
  1–4%
  5–9%
  10–14%
  ≥15%
  Tie
February 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Net
CiviqsJan 20–Apr 3022,508 RV43%53%4%−10%
Emerson CollegeApril 25–281,000 RV± 3.0%45%45%10%0%
The Economist/YouGovApril 25–281,626 RV± 3.0%43%54%2%−11%
Yahoo! News/YouGovApril 25–281,597 A± 2.9%42%53%5%−11%
Navigator Research/Global Strategy GroupApril 24–281,000 RV± 3.1%44%54%2%−10%
NewsNation/Decision Desk HQApril 23–271,448 RV± 2.4%43%56%1%−13%
CBS/YouGovApril 23–252,365 A± 2.4%45%55%−10%
New York Times/Sienna CollegeApril 21–24913 RV± 4.3%42%54%4%−12%
CNN/SSRSApril 17–241,678 RV± 2.9%41%59%1%−18%
Napolitan News ServiceApril 16–243,000 RV± 4.3%49%48%2%+1%
John Zogby StrategiesApril 22–231,000 RV± 3.2%48%50%2%−2%
Beacon/Shaw & Co./FOX NewsApril 18–211,104 RV± 3.0%44%55%1%−11%
Associated Press/NORCApril 17–211,260 A± 3.9%39%59%2%−20%
Ipsos/ReutersApril 16–21913 RV± 2.0%42%53%5%−11%
American Research GroupApril 17–201,100 A± 3.0%43%53%4%−10%
NPI/Franklin NewsApril 15–182,527 RV± 2.0%44%53%3%−9%
The Economist/YouGovApril 13–151,512 A± 3.4%42%52%6%−10%
Atlas IntelApril 10–142,347 A± 2.0%46%52%2%−6%
CBS News/YouGovApril 8–112,410 A± 2.4%47%53%−6%
YouGovApril 7–101,151 A± 4.0%41%54%5%−13%
Napolitan News Service/RMG ResearchApril 2–103,000 RV± 1.0%49%48%3%+1%
YouGov/The EconomistApril 5–81,563 RV± 2.9%45%52%3%−7%
HarrisXApril 4–71,883 RV± 2.3%47%49%4%−2%
Quinnipiac UniversityApril 3–71,407 RV± 2.6%41%53%6%−12%
Global Strategy Group/GBAOApril 3–71,000 RV± 3.1%44%53%3%−9%
CygnalApril 1–31,500 LV± 2.5%47%51%2%−4%
J.L. Partners/Daily MailApril 1–31,019 RV± 3.4%47%42%2%+5%

March

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February 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Net
CBS/YouGovMarch 27–282,609 A± 2.3%50%50%0%
Overton InsightsMarch 24–281,200 RV± 2.8%46%51%3%−5%
Harvard Caps/HarrisXMarch 26–272,746 RV± 1.9%49%46%5%+3%
Napolitan News ServiceMarch 18–273,000 RV± 1.8%52%45%3%+7%
Marquette University Law SchoolMarch 17–271,021 A± 3.5%46%54%0%−8%
The Economist/YouGovMarch 22–251,440 RV± 3.3%48%50%2%−2%
Yahoo News/YouGovMarch 20–241,677 A± 2.7%44%50%6%−6%
GBAO/Third WayMarch 17–232,000 A48%50%2%−2%
The Economist/YouGovMarch 16–181,458 RV± 3.3%47%50%3%−3%
Fox NewsMarch 14–17994 RV± 3%49%51%−2%
Global Strategy Group/GBAO/NavigatorMarch 13–171,000 RV± 3.1%47%49%4%−2%
North Star Opinion Research/DynataMarch 13–171,000 RV± 3.1%46%51%3%−6%
GallupMarch 3–161,002 A± 4.0%43%53%4%−10%
Blueprint ResearchMarch 13–141,400 RV± 3.0%45%51%4%−6%
Atlas IntelMarch 7–122,550 A± 2%47%52%0%−5%
The Economist/YouGovMarch 9–111,699 A± 3.2%47%47%6%0%
Hart Research/Public Opinion StrategiesMarch 7–111,000 RV± 3.1%47%51%2%−4%
Emerson CollegeMarch 8–101,000 RV± 3%47%45%8%+2%
QuinnipiacMarch 6–101,198 RV± 2.8%42%53%6%−11%
CNN/SSRSMarch 6–91,206 A± 3.3%45%54%1%−9%
InsiderAdvantage/TrafalgarMarch 5800 RV± 3.46%50%45%5%+5%
Reuters/IpsosMarch 3–41,174 A± 3.1%43%50%6%−7%
Emerson CollegeMarch 2–31,000 RV± 3.0%48%43%9%+5%
Civiqs/Daily Kos(D)Feb 28–Mar 31,031 RV± 3.2%48%52%0%−4%
Emerson CollegeFeb 28–Mar 22,229 RV49%48%3%+1%

February

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February 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
YouGov/CBS NewsFebruary 26–282,311 A± 2.5%51%49%
Tipp InsightsFebruary 26–281,434 A± 2.6%47%43%10%
Napolitan/RMG ResearchFebruary 24–283,000 RV± 1.8%53%45%2%
CNN/SSRSFebruary 24–282,212 A± 2.4%48%52%0%
Atlas IntelFebruary 24–272,849 A± 2.0%50%50%
Quantus Insights/TrendingPolitics(R)February 24–261,000 RV± 3.5%51%45%4%
J.L. PartnersFebruary 24–251,001 RV± 3.4%45%39%16%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 23–251,444 RV± 3.4%48%47%5%
Morning ConsultFebruary 21–242,225 RV± 2.0%50%47%3%
Napolitan/RMG ResearchFebruary 18–213,000 RV± 1.8%53%44%3%
HarrisX/HarvardFebruary 19–202,443 RV± 2.0%52%43%5%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 16–181,451 RV± 3.2%50%47%3%
Washington Post/IpsosFebruary 13–181,206 A± 2.0%48%51%1%
Reuters/IpsosFebruary 13–184,145 A± 2.0%44%51%5%
Emerson CollegeFebruary 15–171,000 RV± 3.0%48%42%10%
Coefficient(R)February 15–172,063 LV± 3.4%48%48%4%
Quinnipiac UniversityFebruary 13–171,039 RV± 3.0%45%48%7%
CNN/SSRSFebruary 13–171,206 A± 2.0%47%52%1%
GallupFebruary 3–161,004 A± 4.0%45%51%5%
Morning ConsultFebruary 14–162,217RV50%47%3%
SurveyUSAFebruary 13–162,000 A± 2.6%51%45%3%
Napolitan/RMG ResearchFebruary 10–143,000 RV± 1.8%55%43%3%
Echelon InsightsFebruary 10–131,010 LV± 3.6%52%46%2%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 9–111,430 RV± 3.3%47%49%4%
Morning ConsultFebruary 7–92,230 RV50%48%2%
Trafalgar/Insider AdvantageFebruary 7–91,321 RV± 3.0%54%45%1%
YouGov/CBSFebruary 5–72,175 A± 2.5%53%47%
Napolitan/RMG ResearchFebruary 3–63,000 RV± 1.8%51%45%3%
Clarity Campaign LabsJan 31–Feb 61,102 RV± 1.5%48%43%9%
CygnalFebruary 4–51,500 LV50%48%3%
Marquette UniversityJan 27–Feb 51,063 A± 3.6%48%52%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 2–41,423 RV± 3.3%48%47%5%
Quantus Insights/TrendingPolitics(R)February 1–31,000 RV± 3.5%52%45%3%
Morning ConsultJan 31–Feb 32,303 RV49%47%4%
Navigator ResearchJan 30–Feb 31,000 RV± 3.1%49%47%4%
Pew ResearchJan 27–Feb 24,999 A47%51%2%
AARP/Fabrizio/ImpactJan 27–Feb 13,000 RV± 1.8%48%47%5%

January

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
538 aggregateJanuary 3149%44%7%
Napolitan/RMG ResearchJanuary 27–314,000 RV± 1.6%53%43%3%
ActiVoteJanuary 20–311,182 A52%46%2%
Emerson CollegeJanuary 27–281,000 RV± 3%49%41%10%
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,376 RV± 3.3%50%46%4%
co/efficient(R)January 25–281,570 LV± 3.47%52%47%
Quinnipac UniversityJanuary 23–271,019 RV± 3.1%46%43%11%
McLaughlin & AssociatesJanuary 22–271,000 LV52%43%5%
GallupJanuary 21–271,001 A± 4%47%48%4%
Reuters/IpsosJanuary 24–261,034 A± 4%45%46%9%
Morning ConsultJanuary 24–262,302 RV52%44%4%
Research Co.January 22–241,001 A± 3.1%50%46%4%
Echelon InsightsJanuary 22–241,024 LV± 3.5%51%43%6%
Quantus Insights/TrendingPolitics(R)January 22–231,000 RV± 3.5%54%40%6%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A± 2%50%50%0%
RMG Research/Napolitan InstituteJanuary 20–233,000 RV± 1.8%57%39%5%
Big Data Poll/Public Polling ProjectJanuary 19–222,979 RV± 1.8%56%37%7%
SoCal Strategies/OnPoint PoliticsJanuary 21742 A49%36%15%
Reuters/IpsosJanuary 20–211,077 A± 3.6%47%41%12%
Insider AdvantageJanuary 20800 RV± 3.5%56%39%5%

Approval of transition as president-elect

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV53%39%8%
YouGov/The EconomistJanuary 12–141,425RV47%36%17%
Beacon Research/Fox NewsJanuary 10–13922 RV52%46%2%
Navigator ResearchJanuary 9–131,000 RV50%44%6%
CNN/SSRSJanuary 9–121,205 A55%44%0%
YouGov/The EconomistJanuary 5–81,520 RV51%39%10%

Statewide job approval ratings

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Polls marked with a (R) or (D) have been identified byFiveThirtyEight as having Republican or Democratic funding, respectively.

  Majority approval
  Plurality approval
  Tie
  Plurality disapproval
  Majority disapproval

Arizona

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February 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Kreate Strategies/American Encore(R)February 5–7, 2025924 LV± 3.0%56%42%2%

Connecticut

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November 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
University of New HampshireNovember 13-17, 2025786 A± 3.5%36%63%1%
University of New HampshireSeptember 17-23, 2025878 A± 3.4%38%61%1%
University of New HampshireMay 22-26, 2025868 A± 3.3%38%59%3%
University of New HampshireMarch 20-24, 2025924 A± 3.2%39%59%1%

Georgia

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February 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Tyson GroupJanuary 30–31, 2025924 LV± 4.0%49%45%5%
University of Georgia/Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionApril 15–24, 20251,000 RV± 3.1%43%55%2%

Michigan

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April 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
EPIC MRAApril 28–May 3, 2025600 LV± 4%43%50%7%

New Hampshire

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June 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
University of New HampshireJune 19–23, 20251,320 RV± 2.7%45%55%0%

New Jersey

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March 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Stockton UniversityMarch 18–22, 2025702 LV± 3.7%44%55%1%

North Carolina

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April 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Meredith CollegeApril 2–8, 2025759 RV± 3.5%41%56%3%
Catawba College/YouGovJune 10–26, 20251,000 RV± 3.56%46%50%4%
Harper Polling/Carolina JournalAugust 11-12, 2025600 LV± 3.98%47.8%50.3%1.9%

Ohio

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April 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Bowling Green State UniversityApril 18–24, 2025800 RV± 4.0%47%48%5%

South Carolina

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February 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Winthrop UniversityFebruary 21–March 5, 20251220 A± 2.81%45%40%15%
Winthrop UniversityApril 18–24, 20251,546 A± 2.49%44%45%11%

Texas

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February 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
University of Texas/Texas Politics ProjectApril 18–28, 20251,200 RV± 2.83%47%46%7%
University of Texas/Texas Politics ProjectJune 6-16, 20251,331 RV± 2.83%44%51%5%

Virginia

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January 2026
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Christopher Newport UniversityJanuary 13-20, 2026807 RV± 4.4%34%62%4%
The Washington Post/Schar School of Policy and GovernmentSeptember 25-29, 20251,002 RV± 3.4%43%55%2%
Roanoke CollegeFebruary 17–20, 2025690 RV± 4.7%37%59%4%
Virginia Commonwealth UniversityJune 19–July 3, 2025764 RV± 4.16%40%56%3%

Wisconsin

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February 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoEApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Marquette UniversityFebruary 19–26, 2025641 RV± 4.7%41%47%12%
Marquette Law SchoolJune 13–19, 2025873 RV± 6.6%47%52%1%

Trump issue handling net approval

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February 2025
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
MoE
Overall
Abortion
Civil liberties
Crime
Criminal justice
reform
Economy/Jobs
Education
Environment
Foreign policy
Guns
Healthcare
Immigration
Inflation/prices
Israel/Hamas/
Palestine
Managing federal
government
National security
Russia-Ukraine
Trade/Tariffs
Morning ConsultFebruary 21–24, 20252,225 RV± 2.0%+3%−6%+7%+8%+4%+18%+17%+6%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 9–11, 20251,430 RV± 3.3%+3%+6%+2%+1%+1%+1%+7%−6%+5%
Washington Post/IpsosFebruary 13–18, 20252,177 RV± 2.1%−3%−3%+9%−5%
Quinnipiac UniversityFebruary 13–17, 20251,039 RV± 3.0%−3%−4%−4%−3%−9%−4%−7%
GallupFebruary 3–16, 20251,004 A± 4.0%−6%−12%−9%−5%−11%−6%−11%
Echelon InsightsFebruary 10–13, 20251,010 LV± 3.6%+6%+4%+4%+12%−2%−5%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 9–11, 20251,430 RV± 3.3%−2%−8%+6%+1%−9%−4%−12%−7%
YouGov/CBSFebruary 5–7, 20252,175 A± 2.5%+6%+8%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 2–4, 20251,423 RV± 3.3%,+1%−2%+11%+4%+1%−6%+8%−3%
Navigator ResearchJan 30–Feb 3, 20251,000 RV± 3.1%+2%+1%
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–28, 20251,376 RV± 3.3%+4%−8%−5%+10%+12%−10%+4%+6%
Quinnipac UniversityJanuary 23–27, 20251,019 RV± 3.1%+3%+1%

Trump approval on specific issues aggregate polls

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Economy

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AggregatorUpdatedApproveDisapproveUnsure/OtherLead
RealClearPoliticsJanuary 20, 202640.8%56.1%3.1%-15.3%
Silver BulletinJanuary 20, 202640.4%56.3%3.3%-15.9%

Foreign policy

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AggregatorUpdatedApproveDisapproveUnsure/OtherLead
RealClearPoliticsJanuary 20, 202640.8%54.1%5.1%-13.3%

Immigration

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AggregatorUpdatedApproveDisapproveUnsure/OtherLead
RealClearPoliticsJanuary 20, 202646.8%51.3%1.9%-4.5%
Silver BulletinJanuary 20, 202643.8%53.3%2.9%-9.5%

Inflation/cost of living

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AggregatorUpdatedApproveDisapproveUnsure/OtherLead
RealClearPoliticsJanuary 20, 202637.6%60.6%1.8%-23%
Silver BulletinJanuary 20, 202635.9%61.1%3%-25.2%

Trade and tariffs

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AggregatorUpdatedApproveDisapproveUnsure/OtherLead
Silver BulletinJanuary 20, 202639.6%55.3%5.1%-15.7%

Handling of Israeli–Palestinian conflict

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See also:Israeli–Palestinian conflict andUnited States support for Israel in the Gaza war
AggregatorUpdatedApproveDisapproveUnsure/OtherLead
RealClearPoliticsOctober 12, 202537.3%55.4%7.3%-18.1%
RealClearPoliticsJanuary 14, 202647.3%46.3%6.4%+1.0%

Handling of Russo-Ukrainian War

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See also:Russo-Ukrainian War,Russian invasion of Ukraine, andUnited States and the Russian invasion of Ukraine
AggregatorUpdatedApproveDisapproveUnsure/OtherLead
RealClearPoliticsJanuary 20, 202636.3%56.6%7.1%-20.3%

Policy-specific support

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25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Echelon InsightsFebruary 10–131,010 LV41%50%9%
Clarity Campaign LabsJanuary 31–February 61,102 RV42%49%9%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 2–41,414 RV35%52%13%
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,361 RV37%51%12%

25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 16–181,437 RV34%47%19%

Abolishing the United States Agency for International Development (USAID)

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Emerson CollegeFebruary 15–171,000 RV36%44%20%

Abolishing the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,364 RV35%54%12%

Abolishing the Department of Education

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Emerson CollegeFebruary 15–171,000 RV30%58%12%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 9–111,430 RV33%58%9%
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 2–41,414 RV31%58%10%

Abolishing the Occupational Safety and Health Administration

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 9–111,420 RV18%70%12%

Banning trans athletes from women's sports

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
HarrisX/HarvardFebruary 19–202,443 RV69%31%0%
Echelon InsightsFebruary 10–131,010 LV65%28%8%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 9–111,418 RV65%27%8%

Deporting U.S. citizens convicted of crimes to foreign prisons

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 9–111,420 RV36%55%9%

Ending birthright citizenship

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Echelon InsightsFebruary 10–131,010 LV36%54%10%
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,363 RV39%54%7%
Reuters/IpsosJanuary 24–261,034 A36%59%9%
Echelon InsightsJanuary 22–241,024 LV34%50%15%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A45%52%4%

Ending daylight savings time

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Beacon Research/Fox NewsJanuary 10–13922 RV62%33%5%

Ending DEI programs in the federal government

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,363 RV43%47%10%

Ending humanitarian aid to foreign countries

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 9–111,422 RV36%54%9%

Ending production of the U.S. penny

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 16–181,441 RV42%37%21%
Emerson CollegeFebruary 15–171,000 RV46%29%25%

Total elimination from circulation

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Emerson CollegeFebruary 15–171,000 RV38%37%25%

Establishing a sovereign wealth fund

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Echelon InsightsFebruary 10–131,010 LV26%27%47%

Expanding U.S. Territory

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Echelon InsightsJanuary 22–241,024 LV22%54%24%

Annexing Canada

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Emerson CollegeFebruary 15–171,000 RV26%55%19%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 16–181,449 RV20%61%19%
Echelon InsightsJanuary 22–241,024 LV16%68%16%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A22%65%14%
Reuters/IpsosJanuary 20–211,077 A15%64%21%
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV41%59%
YouGov/The EconomistJanuary 12–141,419 RV18%64%18%
Through military force (of those supporting annexation)
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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
YouGov/The EconomistJanuary 12–14235 RV29%55%15%

Annexing the Gaza Strip

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 16–181,444 RV16%61%23%
Emerson CollegeFebruary 15–171,000 RV18%58%24%

Annexing Greenland

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 16–181,446 RV28%51%21%
Emerson CollegeFebruary 15–171,000 RV30%44%25%
CygnalFebruary 4–51,500 LV44%32%24%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A30%54%16%
Reuters/IpsosJanuary 20–211,077 A11%65%24%
YouGov/The EconomistJanuary 12–141,421 RV28%49%22%
If Greenlanders vote to join
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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV46%54%
Purchase
[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Clarity Campaign LabsJanuary 31–February 61,102 RV30%50%20%
Reuters/IpsosJanuary 20–211,077 A16%59%26%
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV37%63%
Beacon Research/Fox NewsJanuary 10–13922 RV37%57%6%
Through military force (of those supporting annexation)
[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
YouGov/The EconomistJanuary 12–14378 RV22%66%12%

Retaking control over the Panama Canal

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 16–181,446 RV35%45%20%
Reuters/IpsosJanuary 24–261,065 RV37%46%17%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A46%47%7%
Reuters/IpsosJanuary 20–211,077 A29%47%24%
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV41%59%
YouGov/The EconomistJanuary 12–141,421RV37%43%20%
Beacon Research/Fox NewsJanuary 10–13922 RV42%53%6%
Through military force (of those supporting annexation)
[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
YouGov/The EconomistJanuary 12–14477 RV37%47%16%

Increasing fossil fuel production

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A51%47%2%

Mass deportation of undocumented immigrants

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Echelon InsightsFebruary 10–131,010 LV55%39%5%
Clarity Campaign LabsJanuary 31–February 61,102 RV54%39%7%
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,363 RV52%43%4%
Echelon InsightsJanuary 22–241,024 LV56%37%7%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A54%43%3%
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV58%42%

Offering refugee status to Afrikaners

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 16–181,436 RV24%41%36%

Pardoning January 6th protestors

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Clarity Campaign LabsJanuary 31–February 61,102 RV37%52%9%
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,367 RV37%55%8%
Reuters/IpsosJanuary 24–261,034 A34%62%4%
Reuters/IpsosJanuary 20–211,077 A24%58%19%

Removing federal protections for trans healthcare

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A51%45%3%

Renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America"

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
HarrisX/HarvardFebruary 19–202,443 RV39%61%0%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 16–181,439 RV32%53%15%
CygnalFebruary 4–51,500 LV28%48%24%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 2–41,414 RV31%54%14%
Reuters/IpsosJanuary 24–261,034 A25%70%5%
Echelon InsightsJanuary 22–241,024 LV26%59%15%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A32%52%16%

Withdrawing from the Paris Climate Accords

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,367 RV37%47%15%

Withdrawing from the World Health Organization

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
In favorOpposeUnsure/
Other
Clarity Campaign LabsJanuary 31–February 61,102 RV37%49%14%
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,364 RV36%56%8%

Support for Trump cabinet officials

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JD Vance, Vice President

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Approval

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2025
[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
Approve/
Favorable
Disapprove/
Unfavorable
Unsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,372 RV47%47%6%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A49%49%2%
SoCal Strategies/OnPoint PoliticsJanuary 21742 A37%36%27%
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV41%35%24%
YouGov/The EconomistJanuary 12–141,425RV43%48%10%
Beacon Research/Fox NewsJanuary 10–13922 RV43%46%11%
CNN/SSRSJanuary 9–121,205 A30%38%32%
YouGov/The EconomistJanuary 5–81,520 RV44%47%9%

Favorability

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Aggregate polls
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AggregatorUpdatedFavorableUnfavorableUnsure/OtherLead
Decision Desk HQFebruary 10, 202640.5%47.2%12.3%−6.7%
Real Clear PoliticsFebruary 10, 202642.0%49.7%8.3%−7.7%
VoteHubFebruary 10, 202640.5%49.4%10.1%−8.9%

Trump's cabinet, generally

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Marquette UniversityJanuary 27–February 51,063 A47%52%

Marco Rubio, Secretary of State

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,371 RV41%42%17%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A49%39%12%
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV39%29%33%

Scott Bessent, Secretary of the Treasury

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A38%41%22%

Pete Hegseth, Secretary of Defense

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,371 RV31%40%30%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A39%49%12%
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV31%32%38%

Pam Bondi, Attorney General

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,371 RV30%29%41%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A41%43%16%
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV31%28%41%

Matt Gaetz, former Attorney General nominee

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A26%62%12%

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 9–111,595 RV43%45%13%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 2–41,604 RV48%40%16%
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,372 RV44%45%7%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A48%50%3%
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV44%35%21%

Kristi Noem, Secretary of Homeland Security

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV30%29%41%

Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 9–111,595 RV31%33%36%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 2–41,604 RV28%30%42%
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,371 RV33%34%33%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A46%48%6%
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV31%29%40%

Lee Zeldin, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV27%26%48%

Mike Huckabee, Ambassador to Israel

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV37%27%36%

Linda McMahon, Secretary of Education

[edit]
Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,371 RV20%31%49%

Elon Musk, head of Department of Government Efficiency

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
SurveyUSAFebruary 13–162,000 A42%49%9%
The Economist/YouGovFebruary 9–111,430 RV42%50%9%
The Economist/YouGovJanuary 26–281,373 RV45%50%4%
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A45%51%4%
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV40%40%19%

Vivek Ramaswamy, former co-head of Department of Government Efficiency

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
Atlas IntelJanuary 21–231,882 A39%49%13%
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV34%32%19%

Mehmet Oz, head of Medicare and Medicaid nominee

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Poll sourceDateSample
size[a]
ApproveDisapproveUnsure/
Other
HarrisX/HarvardJanuary 15–162,650 RV33%34%33%

International

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ThePew Research Center's Spring 2025 Global Attitudes Survey was conducted January 8 to April 26, 2025, in a range of phone and in-person interviews among 28,333 people in 24 countries. The margins of error for each country average about 4 percentage points.[4]

A 2025Pew Research Center study found that more than half in 19 of 24 countries surveyed said they lack confidence in Trump's leadership of world affairs, with views about Trump differing sharply along ideological and partisan lines.[5]
Among 24 surveyed countries, Trump's 2025 ratings trailed those of Joe Biden's 2024 ratings by an average of twelve percentage points in world affairs, though Trump fared better among right-wing populist parties in Europe.[6]

See also

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Notes

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    A – all adults
    RV – registered voters
    LV – likely voters
    V – unclear

References

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  1. ^Daniel, Annie; Huang, Jon; Igielnik, Ruth; Lee, Jasmine C.; Lemonides, Alex; Smith, Jonah; Sun, Albert; Taylor, Rumsey (March 17, 2025)."President Trump's Approval Rating: Latest Polls".The New York Times. Archivedhere (can find charts by date over time).
  2. ^Rattner, Steven (December 26, 2025)."Trump's First Year Back, in 10 Charts / Chart 9. America the Unhappy".The New York Times.Archived from the original on December 27, 2025. (Rattner credits: "Source: Gallup" and "Graphics by Sara Chodosh")
  3. ^"Donald Trump: Job Approval, Second Term, January 20, 2025—April 30, 2025". Archived fromthe original on April 30, 2025.
  4. ^Crisp, Elizabeth (June 12, 2025)."Trump seen globally as strong leader, but untrustworthy: Poll".The Hill.
  5. ^Wike, Richard; Poushter, Jacob; Silver, Laura; Fetterolf, Janell (June 11, 2025)."U.S. Image Declines in Many Nations Amid Low Confidence in Trump". Pew Research Center. p. 1.Archived from the original on June 12, 2025.
  6. ^Wike, Richard; Poushter, Jacob; Silver, Laura; Fetterolf, Janell (June 11, 2025)."Comparing confidence in Trump and Biden". Pew Research Center. p. 3.Archived from the original on June 12, 2025.
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