Trump Says Voters Are Angry With Republicans—But Not With Him. Here’s What Polls Show
Despite Trump’s claim, his approval stands at just 33%, far below where it was when he returned to the Oval Office for a second term last January.
President Donald Trump claims that voters are upset with Republicans but not with him, as he asserts that he receives "a tremendous vote." However, recent polls indicate that 64% of registered voters are dissatisfied with the Republican Party, including 23% of Republicans themselves. Despite this, Trump's approval among Republicans remains high at 73%, with only 27% disapproving.
However, his overall approval rating stands at just 33%, according to AP-NORC polling, a significant drop from previous months. Democrats are leading over Republicans in generic ballot polls, with 42% of registered voters supporting a Democratic congressional candidate, compared to 37% supporting a Republican.
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