US EditionTrump approval among independent voters hits new low: Poll
Trump’s net approval among independents hits -40, with 27% approval and 67% disapproval, signaling electoral challenges ahead, according to The Economist/YouGov poll.
- On Tuesday, The Economist and YouGov weekly poll found President Donald Trump's net approval among independents fell to-40, with 27 approval and 67 disapproval.
- Amid growing criticism, cost-of-living worries and policy disputes have weighed on Trump as he launched an affordability tour amid federal immigration agents shootings and Greenland proposal tensions.
- The poll surveyed 1,684 U.S. adults from January 23 to January 26 with a margin of error 3.3 percent, showing last week independents' approval at 29 and disapproval at 61.
- Independent voters often decide competitive races, so weak independent support is a potential headwind for the White House as the 2026 midterm cycle accelerates, and President Donald Trump called the poll `fake` on Truth Social Thursday.
- Longer-Term polling indicates intra-party strain as only 75% of Republican voters approved his economic handling in November, down from 82% in July, with a sharp approval drop after the April 2 'Liberation Day' tariffs.
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Trump approval among independent voters hits new low: Poll
President Trump’s support from independent voters dropped to a new low across both terms in office, according to the latest Economist/YouGov poll. The survey, conducted over the weekend, shows Trump’s net job approval among independents at negative 40 percentage points, with 27 percent approving and 67 percent disapproving. That marks a significant drop from the…
Donald Trump falls into a serious hit. His popularity on the subject of immigration, a favorite subject, has fallen to a historical minimum. All because of the public rage caused by the death of two Americans during federal operations, a rage that has led to support for his strategy to only 39%. The fall is broken. A new survey Reuters/Ipsos, [...]
A new survey in the US shows growing dissatisfaction with the Trump administration's immigration policies. Only 39 percent of Americans approve of the president's choice. - Trump has stopped the migration across the border, which he promised in the election campaign, but people think that the Trump administration has gone too far, and therefore we see decreasing support for immigration policy, says Erik Løksagarð Absalonsen, political scientist …
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