A new poll shows President Trump’s approval rating remains unchanged at 32 percent, matching the previous month’s figure as Republicans intensify efforts to bolster support ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. The Reuters/Ipsos survey underscores persistent public dissatisfaction amid a tight political race, with the White House facing ongoing challenges in maintaining voter confidence. With just weeks left before the vote, the stability of the president’s numbers highlights the high stakes for both parties as they seek to mobilize their bases. The findings offer a snapshot of the current political climate, where shifting public opinion could play a decisive role in the election’s outcome.
President Trump maintained his record low approval rating in a new survey released Monday, as Republicans push to ramp up support for their party’s candidates with around four weeks until the midterms. The Reuters/Ipsos poll found the president's approval held steady at the 32 percent rating from the polling center’s survey last month. Trump’s waning...
