New polls reveal what Americans think about Trump months into his second term

President Donald Trump, who is suffering from a pen blow, signed an executive order this week to start the old conservative goal of demolishing the Ministry of Education.

“Today we are taking a very historical action was 45 years,” Trump said at the White House signing ceremony. “It is time.”

Trump has been on his way to tear since his return to the White House two months ago, where he installed his political muscles to expand the presidential forces as he raised a long -term government policy and made significant discounts on the federal workforce through a set of orders and executive procedures.

Trump has signed nearly 100 executive requests since his inauguration, according to Fox News, which is more than the rate of any modern presidential presidents during their opening weeks in his position.

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The president tells that “a lot of great things happen” and that “things are working very well”, but it is clear that Americans are divided into the job of Trump so far on his second tour of the White House duty.

Trump’s approval rating reached 49 % in the latest Fox News survey, which gave 51 % to the president’s thumb, which was conducted from March 14 to 17.

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The Fox News poll is the latest national survey of Trump’s underwater classification, as it indicates a huge partisan division of the president and his agenda.

Ninety -two percent of Republican respondents agreed to the president’s performance, while a significant percentage of Democrats Trump gave a great thumb. More than six out of ten independents said they rejected the job of Trump.

The latest Fox News poll shows the latest that a large majority of Republicans agree to President Trump’s career, but the same percentage of Democrats does not reject his job performance. (Fox News)

The 49 % total approval rating is ranked first with Trump in Fox News, which he last in April 2020, near the end of his first term in his position. These are six points higher than where he stood at this stage of his first administration (43 % approval in March 2017).

Trump reconnaissance figures were almost completely in negative lands in most surveys throughout his first term in his post.

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“The difference is to a large extent the function of unifying the republican base.”

Shaw, a professor and head of politics at the University of Texas, pointed out that the support of the current Republican Republican Party of Trump was not the case at the beginning of the first semester, when he faced problems with some Republicans: “The party has fully strengthened it.”

Shu highlighted that “the Democrats were united against Trump in 2017. They were united against him now.”

He referred to the recent opinion polls indicating the preference of the Democratic Party at the lowest levels ever, he said, “They do not like their party much, but they all agreed that they do not like Trump.”

President Donald Trump speaks at an educational event and an executive order signing in the Eastern White House Chamber in Washington, on Thursday, March 20, 2025. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)

While Trump’s polls are superior to the place where he stood eight years ago, there was little slip.

The average of all recent national polls indicates that Trump’s approval categories are slightly lower than water. Trump saw his numbers decreased slightly since she returned to the White House in late January, when his average surveys indicated the president’s approval in the 1950s and his rejection in the mid -1940s.

Contributing to the slide – the economy and tensions that Trump’s tariff will perform on both enemies and friends to cause more inflation, which was an urgent issue that kept the categories of the approval of former President Biden much less water for most of his presidency.

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The latest survey survey in Fox News, as well as recent surveys, indicates the increasing doubts about Trump’s economic actions and policies.

Shu says that everything belongs to the independents.

“If the Republicans are imprisoned for Trump and the Democrats in the opposition, this is just independent,” he said.

Opinion polls indicate that independents currently give Trump a thumb on his dealings with the economy.

But Shu offered that “if the inflation decreases slightly, if there is some growth, then these numbers will flip. This is what the independents do. They go with the times.”