In Gallup's latest poll, 43% of respondents said they approved of Trump's performance, down from 47% after he took office for the second time.

Other low exit approval ratings include Harry Truman (32 percent in December 1952), Jimmy Carter (34 percent in December 1980), and George W. Bush (34 percent in January 2009). Trump left office ...

The polling data go as far back as President Harry Truman, who had the highest approval rating (87%) and the lowest disapproval rating (3%) of any president in the past eight decades. Trump ...

But Trump’s approval rating is still lower than most of his predecessors, both upon being sworn in and at this point in his term. Dating back to Harry Truman’s administration, every other ...

Truman headquarters building on January 13, 2025 in Washington, DC. Biden's approval rating... President Joe Biden delivers a speech about his foreign policy achievements in the Ben Franklin Room ...

Three presidents experienced no major changes in their approval ratings following their last election: Lyndon Johnson, Harry Truman and Dwight Eisenhower. In contrast, six presidents saw a boost ...

See how US presidents from Harry Truman to Joe Biden rank in this end-of-term polling. We've ordered them from the lowest approval rating to the highest. Even though Nixon won the 1972 election in ...