Breaking News: Trump Approval Rating Tracker
President Donald Trump's approval rating has declined to a new low, according to the latest Reuters-Ipsos poll released on Tuesday. Despite claiming he has the highest poll numbers ever, the survey shows 41% of respondents approve of his job performance, while 58% disapprove.
Timeline:
September 19-21: Reuters-Ipsos conducted a survey of 1,019 respondents.
September 5-9: Previous poll showed a three-point net decline in Trump's rating.
Start of term: Trump's approval rating has dropped six points since his inauguration.
Immediate Impact and Response:
Trump made the claim about his high poll numbers during a speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday. The White House has yet to respond to the latest poll results.
Background Context:
This decline in Trump's approval rating is consistent with trends seen throughout his presidency. His net approval rating remains below that of other recent presidents, including Joe Biden.
What Happens Next:
The implications of this poll will likely be closely watched by analysts and policymakers. As the 2024 presidential election approaches, Trump's approval ratings may continue to influence his campaign strategy. The next Reuters-Ipsos poll is scheduled for release in two weeks, providing further insight into public opinion on Trump's performance.
This article is based on confirmed information from the Reuters-Ipsos poll and does not include any speculative or unsubstantiated claims.
*This story is developing. Information compiled from Forbes reporting.*
