U.S. President Donald Trump's Approval Ratings Decline Across Multiple Polls

According to Jin10, recent polls indicate a significant decline in U.S. President Donald Trump's approval ratings. An AP-NORC poll shows that 60% of respondents disapprove of Trump's job performance, with only 38% expressing satisfaction. Similarly, a CBS/YouGov poll reports a 60% disapproval rate, while 40% approve of his handling of presidential duties. The SSRS poll reveals a 64% disapproval rate, marking a new low with only 35% approval. The American Research Group (ARG) also notes a record low in Trump's support, with a 63% disapproval rate and 34% approval. Strength In Numbers/Verasight poll results remain unchanged since February, with 60% disapproval and 37% approval. Quinnipiac University's poll indicates that 56% of voters disapprove of Trump's job performance, while 38% approve, consistent with early March results. A Fox News poll highlights a 59% disapproval rate, the highest since the start of his second term, surpassing records from his first term. The Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll shows that 53% of Americans believe Joe Biden performs better on economic issues, compared to 47% for Trump. A Reuters/Ipsos poll attributes a 62% disapproval rate to rising fuel prices and widespread opposition to Trump's war on Iran, with only 36% approving of his performance. Finally, the UMass Amherst/YouGov poll indicates that 62% of Americans oppose Trump's job performance to some degree, with 71% criticizing his handling of inflation and 61% dissatisfied with his approach to employment issues.