Reuters/Ipsos poll: Trump's approval rating drops to 32%

A joint Reuters/Ipsos poll showed U.S. President Donald Trump's approval rating dropping to 32%, the lowest level in their polls during both his presidential terms. Approval among Republicans fell to 73%, and only 17% expressed satisfaction with his handling of living costs. The poll was conducted between September 17 and 20 and included 1,277 adults.

A joint Reuters/Ipsos poll showed U.S. President Donald Trump's approval rating dropping to 32%, the lowest level recorded in Reuters/Ipsos polls during both his presidential terms. Approval among Republicans fell to 73%, compared to 82% the previous week, while only 17% of participants expressed satisfaction with Trump's handling of living costs. The poll was conducted amid rising fuel prices linked to the war with Iran, which increased cost-of-living pressures, while only 34% of participants supported U.S. strikes on Iran. The survey was conducted from September 17 to 20, included 1,277 American adults, and had a margin of error of 3 percentage points.