As of October 30, 2025, Donald Trump’s net approval rating stands at -18%, the lowest since his re-inauguration and three points below any point in his first term.

Axar.az, citing The Economist, reports that only 39% approve, while 57% disapprove of his performance.

Public dissatisfaction has grown across nearly all major issues — particularly inflation, the economy, and immigration, which were central to Trump’s campaign promises. Initially positive economic ratings turned negative following his aggressive trade policies and market instability.

State-level data show that Trump retains support mainly in Republican-leaning states, though disapproval is rising even in some that voted for him in 2024.

Demographic trends mirror his earlier presidency: approval is strongest among white and male voters, while younger, minority, and college-educated Americans show high disapproval. On the issue front, inflation and prices (22%) remain Americans’ top concern, followed by the economy (14%) and health care (11%). Republicans prioritize immigration and government spending, while Democrats focus more on civil rights and climate change. Overall, Trump’s second term has seen a sharper decline in popularity than his predecessors’, fueled by public frustration with both his policies and leadership style.