Overview
- An NBC News Decision Desk survey taken January 27–30 shows 39% approval and 61% disapproval, with broad dissatisfaction tied to immigration enforcement and only 34% saying they trust ICE.
- The February 6–9 Economist/YouGov poll records 37% approval and 56% disapproval, with Trump’s economy rating at a net −23 (tying his low) and immigration at a net −13, a second‑term low on that issue.
- Silver Bulletin’s aggregator pegs net approval at −13.7 as of February 9, and the share who strongly disapprove has climbed above 46% for the first time in that tracker.
- CNN’s Harry Enten reports a 23‑point swing among non‑college voters since 2024, from Trump +14 then to about −9 net approval now, while the GOP’s congressional edge with that group has narrowed to roughly +4.
- Three recent national polls from Rasmussen, Economist/YouGov, and Harvard CAPS/Harris find more respondents saying Joe Biden performed better as president, reinforcing a cross‑pollster trend unfavorable to the White House.