Poll puts Trump approval at 32% as Republican support falls
Al Jazeera reports lower backing for the president amid concerns over war and living costs.
US President Donald Trump’s approval rating has fallen to 32 percent in a poll reported by Al Jazeera, which describes the figure as the lowest of his political career.
The same report says support among Republicans declined to 73 percent from 82 percent. It attributes the shift in part to concerns about the war with Iran and inflation or high living costs.
The supplied item does not include the pollster, field dates, sample size, margin of error or question wording. The figures should therefore be treated as a dated polling snapshot rather than a complete measure of public opinion.
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- Trump approval rating hits career low of 32% amid Iran war, high costs — Al Jazeera — All
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