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Iran war, cost of living drag Trump’s approval rating near career low: Survey

Donald Trump's approval rating stands at 32 per cent, close to his lowest in recent years. Concerns about the cost of living have significantly affected his standing among voters. The Republican Party experienced losses in both chambers of Congress during the midterm elections. Trump has taken action to address immigration, which resonates more positively with his supporters compared to his…

Iran war, cost of living drag Trump’s approval rating near career low: Survey

US President Donald Trump's approval rating has plummeted to near the lowest point of his political career, with cost of living concerns and the ongoing Iran conflict dragging him down, according to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll. The survey, conducted from November 6 to 9, found that just 32% of Americans approved of Trump's performance as president, unchanged from previous polls and one percentage point above his career-low of 31% recorded in mid-October.

Trump's Republicans suffered significant losses in the November 3 midterm elections, with Democrats securing major victories in both chambers of Congress. The poll revealed that only 21% of Americans approved of Trump's handling of the cost of living, a major voter concern, while 32% approved of his approach to immigration policy, a stronger area.

The Iran war, launched by Trump in February, has significantly increased fuel prices, exacerbating household financial pressures.

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