Here are the latest developments I can summarize without new tool access:
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A June 2025 Quinnipiac poll reported President Trump at 38% approval, with 54% disapproval, marking a low in his second term and highlighting concerns over immigration, economy, and trade. This is consistent with several other national polls from mid-2025 showing negative overall ratings, though some surveys (e.g., a Suffolk/USA Today reading) showed small pockets of higher approval, illustrating mixed momentum across polls.[1][2]
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By September 2025, NBC News/SurveyMonkey and related coverage indicated about 43% approval and 57% disapproval, with his weakest performance on economic issues like inflation and trade. A TODAY segment echoed similar figures for early 2025, noting 47% approval and 51% disapproval in another NBC/SurveyMonkey snapshot around March 2025. Overall, the trajectory remained negative in major national trackers through 2025, though occasional polls varied by sample and methodology.[3][4][5]
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Political coverage in late 2025 and 2026 (where available in the sources I can access now) continued to show a challenging consistency for Trump’s job performance ratings, with a typical range around low-to-mid 40s for approval and high 50s for disapproval in national polling, and with economic sentiments often driving the margins.[4][3]
Notes and cautions:
- Poll results vary by pollster, sample size, and question phrasing, so there isn’t a single universally “latest” number across all polls. The most frequently cited benchmarks in 2025 were roughly in the 40s for approval and 50s for disapproval, with economics as a persistent swing factor.[1][3]
If you’d like, I can pull the very latest numbers from specific pollsters (e.g., NBC News/SurveyMonkey, Quinnipiac, Rasmussen, or Suffolk) and present a compact table showing approval, disapproval, sample size, and date. I can also provide a quick interpretation of what the trends suggest for upcoming political dynamics, tailored to your region (Prague, CZ) or interests. Would you like me to fetch the most recent figures from a particular pollster or region?
Citations:
- Trump approval at 38% in new survey (Quinnipiac, June 11, 2025).[1]
- Mixed polling picture and NBC/SurveyMonkey updates (Sept 2025).[5][3]
- Additional NBC/TODAY coverage noting mid-2025 figures (March 2025).[5]
- Suffolk/USAToday pointer showing a minority of polls with higher approval (context around 2025 polling landscape).[2]