A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows President Trump’s approval rating has inched upward following a historic low earlier this month, now standing at 35 percent amid ongoing concerns over the unpopular Iran conflict, which has entered its sixth month. The slight rebound comes as the president faces a critical political moment ahead of the midterm elections, where voter sentiment could play a decisive role. The latest figures mark a modest improvement from the 33 percent approval recorded in late August, though the overall trend remains deeply unpopular. The poll underscores the tight race for public opinion as the administration navigates both domestic and international challenges.
President Trump’s approval rating has risen slightly after hitting a record low last month, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll released weeks before the midterm elections. Thirty-five percent of Americans approved of Trump’s job performance as the deeply unpopular Iran war reached its sixth month, up from 33 percent in a late August poll revealing...
