Overview
- Polling averages put Trump’s approval near 40% at the one-year mark, placing him among the least popular postwar presidents.
- RealClearPolitics shows about 42.5% approval versus 55.6% disapproval, reflecting a sustained majority of negative views.
- Recent surveys cited by TF1 Info range from 41% to 48% approval, with Gallup registering 36% in mid-December.
- Coverage attributes much of the discontent to economic dissatisfaction, with voters faulting his performance on inflation.
- L’Humanité reports that despite weak ratings, the administration has moved substantial parts of a coordinated conservative program, while unverified social-media claims of overwhelming base approval contrast with established polling.