Trump’s Approval Ratings Reach Historic Lows

Recent polling data reveals that Donald Trump’s popularity has plummeted across multiple demographics, including among his own supporters and those who did not vote in recent elections.

According to a new Pew Research poll, Trump’s support among 2024 voters has declined slightly, from 88% in June to 85%, and further down from 95% shortly after his inauguration. More concerning is the 32% approval rating among individuals who did not vote in 2024, down from 36% in June and 45% at the start of his term.

This drop indicates a significant loss of support, especially among less engaged voters. Trump’s approval ratings vary across different groups:

• White voters: 47-52 (-5)
• Black voters: 15-83 (-68)
• Hispanic voters: 27-70 (-43)
• Asian voters: 31-66 (-35)
• Age 18-29: 33-66 (-33)
• Age 30-49: 34-65 (-31)
• Older voters (50-64 and 65+): around 45-54, a slight decline
• Gender: Men at 43-56 (-13), women at 35-63 (-28)

Support from Democratic-leaning voters has largely evaporated, with approval dropping to just 6%, while Republican supporters remain loyal, with a +49 favorable margin. Trump’s strongest backing continues to come from white men and voters with a high school education or less, but even these groups have seen declines.

Overall, Trump now faces broad rejection from diverse segments of the American population. His support has not only diminished among opponents but also within his core base, signaling a turbulent path ahead for his political future.