Donald Trump’s approval rating: Trump’s time? Worrisome results of the most accurate pollsters in the United States on U.S. presidential approval rate
President Donald Trump’s approval rate continues to decline, according to a survey by the most accurate voting company in the United States. According to Newsweek, Atlasintel conducted a survey in April that showed 52% of respondents disapproved of Trump’s performance as president, while 46% approved 46% of them, which gave Republicans a net approval rate of 6 points.
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What is the survey’s opinion on Trump’s popularity?
In March, Atlasintel recorded Trump’s net approval rate of minus 5 points (52% disapproval, 47% approval). Trump’s net approval rate in February was 0.6 points higher, the report said.
The latest survey was conducted between April 10 and 14 of 2,347 American adults. The error margin of the result is positive or negative 2 percentage points.
By pollster Nate Silver, Atlasintel is considered the most accurate voting company in the 2024 election. According to Fivethirtyeight, it also achieved the highest point of accuracy in the 2020 election. The latest survey shows that most Americans are unhappy with Trump’s performance on major issues such as immigration and the economy, which is a powerful choice for him. Performance was “poor” or “very poor”, while 43% of performances rated it as “excellent” or “good”.
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Compare Trump’s approved rating?
In March, 52% of Americans gave Trump a negative rating, while 45% of Americans saw him more favorably, which was slightly higher than April’s recognition.
Trump’s proposed global tariffs (many economists and financial analysts warn that the country’s recession can guide the country, he shows a role in the decline of public support.
According to the poll, 51% of Americans “completely opposed” Trump’s plan to raise import tariffs, while only 23% fully agreed. In addition, nearly two-thirds (64%) believe that tariff policies will lead to an increase in inflation.
Before announcing in March that Trump is now mostly suspending tariffs on “Erection Day”, 48% of our adults rate their handling as “terrible/poor” or “excellent/very good”.
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By April, public opinion shifted further: 56% said Trump had done “terrible/bad” work economically, while 42% rated his performance as “excellent” or “good”.
Support for Trump’s immigration policy has also declined.
In April, Trump received a net approval rate of six, with six on immigration, with 52% rated his approach as “terrible/very poor” and 46% called it “excellent/good”.
This marked a reversal from March, when 51% of respondents developed a positive view of his immigration policy, while 43% expressed negative views.
Trump’s approval rating is also subject to legal scrutiny and opposition to his administration’s deportation practices, especially as he was forced to deport immigrants to the notorious prisons in El Salvador without due process.
One of the cases involved Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was expelled from Maryland, as described by the Justice Department as an “administrative error.” The White House accused Garcia of being a member of the MS-13 gang, which the Trump administration designated as a terrorist group in January. Garcia’s lawyers and family said there was no evidence to connect him to the gang.
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Atlasintel posted on X, formerly on Twitter: “The president’s personal image has deteriorated a lot, from a tie to a -8pp online rating. The economy has become a major concern for the U.S. public amid the controversy over the new tariffs announced by the government. Meanwhile, the president’s confidence in the issue has been reduced.”
Atlasintel CEO Andrei Roman posted on X: “One important thing to note here is that even now that it’s slightly underwater, immigration is still Trump’s best performance. Atlas always treats response bias. The better assumption is a result of pessimism about the economy and tariffs, which may be temporary. This may be temporary.
“The deportation of Abrego Garcia and international students engaged in anti-Israel forces may also be related to it. However, in most cases, I think it makes the most sense to trigger the paper.”
