The latest Pew Research poll indicates President Trump's approval rating has fallen to 40%, with 59% disapproving of his performance. This marks a significant 7% decrease since February. The poll highlights public discontent around his tariffs, with 59% opposed to the increases. Additionally, there is a growing concern regarding Trump’s reliance on executive orders for governance, where 51% feel he sets too much policy this way. Confidence in his economic management has also decreased to 45%, reflecting broader economic pessimism among Americans.
Trump's approval rating has dropped to 40%, with 59% of Americans disapproving of his job performance, marking a 7% drop since February.
59% of Americans disapprove of the administration's tariff increases, while only 39% approve, indicating significant public dissatisfaction with this policy.
Confidence in Trump's handling of the economy has declined, with only 45% expressing confidence, his lowest rating since 2019, highlighting eroded public trust.
The poll reveals that 51% believe Trump is setting too much policy through executive orders, suggesting a growing concern over his governing style.
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