What is the president’s approval rate now?

The new surveying round comes when Trump’s administration reacts to the in -depth consequences of an encrypted chat of the signal group among cabinet members, which revealed sensitive information about military strikes in Yemen. The Atlantic Magazine initially published the news from Defense Minister Pete Hegseth and published another with news with the planned start times of F-18 and Tomahawks on Wednesday.

Later on Wednesday, Trump announced automotive duties in the Oval Office, a step of which the White House claimed, would promote domestic production, but would ignite a global trade war.

Here are the latest surveys that Trump’s approval rate show.

What is Donald Trump’s approval rate in the latest surveys?

• On Wednesday, March 26, Rasmussen’s survey will show an approval rating of 52% (39% strongly approved) and 47% disapproving (38% strongly rejected).
• The Economist/YouGov/YouGov survey of data between March 22nd to 25th shows an approval rating of 48% and a rejection of 46%. His approval rate has dropped by 2%since the update of March 21, although more people (6%) were not safe in this round compared to the last (3%).
• On Tuesday, March 25th, Reuters/Ipsos said her latest data from March 20 to 23 showed a higher disapproval of 51%compared to an approval rating of 45%. His approval rate rose by 1% and his disapproval has been 1% since the survey from March 11th to 12th.
• A Civiqs survey that was updated on March 25 showed that 45% of the Americans had a favorable opinion from President Trump, while 53% were unfavorable. These figures have remained quite stable since the beginning of the year.
• Morning Consult, an impartial research company for digital media and surveys, reported a disapproval of 51% compared to an approval rating of 47% on Monday, March 24th.