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What today's polls show about President Donald Trump's current approval rating and how Americans feel he's performing — after six months on the job

However, other surveys have shown Trump's net approval dropping to its lowest point of his second term. Navigator Research puts Trump at 42 percent approval and 54 percent disapproval, while Gallup and The Bullfinch Group report even lower ratings, with net approval as low as -21.

President Donald Trump’s approval rating has dropped to its lowest level in his second term, according to the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll.

Sunday marked six months since President Donald Trump took office, and a new CBS News poll reveals the president's approval rating is dropping.

The latest data marks a stark reversal from earlier in the year, when Trump held a net positive approval rating.

Civiqs polling has revealed that President Donald Trump’s approval rating has seen a drop in more than a dozen states he won in the 2024 election, including key Republican strongholds such as Oklahoma and Utah.

Earlier in 2025, Trump’s approval rating was higher. For instance, a Morning Consult poll from January reported a 52% approval rating, with a net approval of +8. Pew Research polls in February and March showed Trump's approval at 47% and 45%,

Polling from Quantus Insights has indicated that President Donald Trump holds a 47% approval rating, while his disapproval sits at 50%. Since spring, his support has largely plateaued, showing little movement in either direction.