Donald Trump's Approval Rating Drops to Career Low of 32 Percent
A recent public opinion poll revealed that US President Trump's approval rating has fallen to record lows due to rising living costs and the war in Iran.
According to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, US President Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to 32 percent, marking the lowest level of his political career. This decline has been influenced by high living costs and the negative impact on the public from the war in Iran launched in February.
Details of the Public Opinion Poll
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll completed on Sunday and involving 1,277 adults nationwide highlighted the decline in US President Donald Trump's approval rating.
Living Costs and the Republican Base
While only 17 percent of participants approved of Trump's policy for dealing with the cost of living, support from figures within his own party dropped from 82 percent to 73 percent.
Effects of the Iran Operation
The military operation against Iran launched in February has increased gasoline and diesel prices, while only 34 percent of participants support these attacks and 82 percent believe the conflict will be prolonged.
November Midterm Election Balances
According to the poll results, 43 percent of registered voters stated they preferred Democrats and 35 percent preferred Republicans for the upcoming November 3 midterm elections.