Overview
- Rasmussen’s conservative-leaning tracker hit a second-term low this week at 41% approval and 57% disapproval, reinforcing a broad net-negative trend across national surveys.
- Quinnipiac reports 37% approval and 56% disapproval, with Republican net approval falling from +90 in October to +76 in early February, a notable intraparty dip.
- Issue ratings deteriorated in the latest Harvard CAPS/Harris poll, including on the economy, immigration and foreign affairs, while other surveys show most Americans now say the economy is getting worse.
- Probability-based polls show Trump underwater with white voters, including Marquette (49% approve, 50% disapprove among whites) and New York Times/Siena (47% approve, 50% disapprove).
- In a contrasting shift, ActiVote finds a rebound among Hispanic voters to 56% approval and 44% disapproval, even as Trump’s overall national standing remains negative.