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Trump and Missouri Gov. Kehoe Post First Negative Ratings in SLU Poll

The survey of 900 likely voters shows Kehoe’s approval has fallen to 39% and Trump’s to 47%, with Republicans trailing on several fall races.

  • On Thursday, a new Saint Louis University/YouGov poll revealed President Donald Trump and Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe both posted negative job approval ratings, marking the first time either has fallen underwater in the survey series.
  • Poll director Steve Rogers attributed the Republican erosion to what he called "MAGA fatigue" amid voter dissatisfaction with the Iran war and inflation, creating a more competitive political environment than recent years.
  • Trump has lost 19 percentage points in net approval since 2025, while Kehoe's approval fell from 50% in February to 39% in August, with Republican State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick leading Democrat Quentin Wilson by 4%.
  • Voters remain split on major ballot measures, with Amendment 3 showing 43% support against 44% opposition while Proposition A holds 35% support, though roughly one-third of respondents expressed uncertainty.
  • The February poll will show whether Kehoe can recover, as voters increasingly rely on party labels rather than candidate-specific knowledge amid current political headwinds.
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Federal, state leaders see lower approval ratings in new Missouri poll

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