Six months into his second term, new polling data shows that support for Trump has declined across the board and on key ...

Here's what to know about how this week's events have reflected on Trump's approval rating, including how they are decided.

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.

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 ...

An average of recent polls from the New York Times shows that his approval rating as of May 22 is 45%, with 51% disapproving of his performance. Trump’s approval rating is lower than most past ...

President Trump's approval rating hovers around the low 40% range nationally, according to various polls. A Civiqs poll shows significantly higher approval (59%) among those polled in Tennessee.

A president’s approval rating reflects the percentage of Americans polled who approve of the president’s performance. Anything can impact a president's rating, such as legislation passed ...

Trump's overall approval rating is down to 42%, including just 36% among independents. For context, when looking at Gallup's numbers back to Harry Truman, this would be the second-worst approval ...

April 29 will mark President Donald Trump’s 100th day in office. As he approaches this important milestone, however, recent polls find that the 47th president has the lowest approvals of any ...

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 ...

dating back to President Harry Truman. Notably, just 21% now said they "strongly" approve of Trump's work in office, his lowest percentage on record. About twice as many, 44%, said they strongly ...

At 39%, Trump's job approval rating is down from 45% in a Washington ... dating back to President Harry Truman. Notably, just 21% now said they "strongly" approve of Trump's work in office ...