Trump Hits Historic Approval Low at 100 Days

President Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to historic lows at the 100-day mark of his second term, with polls from CNN, ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos, and Fox News showing approval between 39% and 47%, disapproval consistently above 50%, and a net approval of -10 points—lower than during his first term or any recent predecessor. Widespread dissatisfaction over tariffs, rising prices, and immigration policies is driving the decline, with concern spreading to independents and even some Republican voters. Despite a wave of executive actions, Trump has struggled to pass major legislation, leading many Americans to view his impact as negative. The persistent low ratings have sparked concern within the GOP as elections approach. The administration continues to emphasize early achievements, but the data indicates Trump faces significant public confidence issues. These approval ratings are notably the lowest for any president at this stage in decades.