Trump Approval Ratings Decline Across Multiple National Polls

President Donald Trump's approval ratings remain consistently low across multiple recent polls, with disapproval generally holding a majority among U.S. adults. Surveys including Harvard CAPS/Harris, NBC News Decision Desk/SurveyMonkey, Quinnipiac University, and CBS/YouGov show approval ratings ranging from 38% to 46%, and disapproval rates between 50% and 55%. Within the Republican base, there has been a noticeable decline in those who 'strongly approve' of Trump, particularly among MAGA supporters, who also express less enthusiasm about the administration's actions. Among specific policy areas, immigration receives the highest approval from voters, while tariffs, trade policies, and handling of the Russia–Ukraine war receive notably lower marks. The GOP’s recent tax and spending proposal, the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act,' faces significant opposition from voters overall, including mixed support among Republicans. These polling trends highlight challenges for Trump's agenda and signal potential divisions within the Republican Party ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.