Trump claims highest approval ever as polls show negative ratings persist

President Donald Trump described his survey numbers while talking to journalists in the White House park on Wednesday.

The president announced, “The classification of my approval is the highest ever,” noting that a recent national survey was released.

But five months after his second tour at the White House, Trump’s approval ratings remain underwater in most of the national polls that have been conducted over the past three weeks.

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The average of recent surveys indicates that the approval of the president stands in the upper 1940s, where the classification of rejection is hovering a little from 50 %.

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Trump strongly emphasized the executive authority during his second term, canceled the long government policy and aims to conduct significant discounts for the federal workforce through an ice breakdown of comprehensive executive orders and procedures, some of which aim to address the grievances that he occupied since his first term.

President Donald Trump at the White House Oval Office on June 10, 2025, in Washington, DC, remains the president’s approval rankings in most, but not all, national underwater polls. (Reuters/Nathan Howard)

The president, the reality, was constantly leading the headlines of newspapers, including in the past two weeks to send the National Guard and the US Marine Corps to Los Angeles in an attempt to calm the protests against ice frustration and the deportation of illegal immigrants and his idea in the United States joining Israel in attacking the Iranian nuclear program.

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Trump began his second administration with a survey numbers in positive lands, but his survey numbers started to slide shortly after his inauguration in late January. The presidential approval categories were sank by early March and have been in negative lands since then in most national investigative studies.

President Joe Biden speaks at the Foreign Ministry during the closing days of his presidency on January 13, 2025. (AP)

Former President Joe Biden, who represents one period in the White House of Trump, has positive approval rankings in June 2021, five months after his term.

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However, Biden numbers were drowned in negative lands in late summer and autumn in 2021, after leaving the troubled United States from Afghanistan, amid growing inflation and increasing migrants crossing to the United States along the southern border of the nation with Mexico.