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Reuters/Ipsos Poll on Trump's Job Approval

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    Democrats Lead House Poll by Eight Points as Economic Discontent Runs Deep

    The ABC/Post/Ipsos survey puts Trump’s approval at 33% amid broad economic dissatisfaction. Its national Democratic advantage is a warning for Republicans, not a forecast of House control.

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    • 52%Likely voters preferring a Democratic House candidate
    • 44%Likely voters preferring a Republican House candidate
    • 33%Adults approving of Trump’s job performance
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    Trump Approval Falls to 33% as Midterms Near

    A Reuters/Ipsos poll puts Trump at 33% approval with 64% disapproval, as 80% expect a long Iran war and gas prices surge before the November midterms.

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    • 33% approved of Trump's performance and 64% disapproved in the Reuters/Ipsos poll.
    • The rating fell about 2 points from about 35% two weeks earlier.
    • Four in five respondents expected prolonged U.S. involvement in the Iran war.
    • No verified sample size, margin of error, weighting method or full demographic breakdown is available in the provided material.
    • No verified source for a 47% starting approval, a 14-point slide, a 71% Republican expectation figure, or a five-point generic-ballot lead.
    • Whether the Democratic edge on economic trust persists into November campaigning.
    • Whether gas prices and prolonged-war expectations push approval lower or stabilize it.

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  • Donald TrumpPresident of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
  • JD VanceVice President of the United States since 2025
  • Scott BessentUnited States Secretary of the Treasury

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  • ABC Newsnews division of the American Broadcasting Company
  • IpsosFrench market research company
  • SurveyMonkeyGlobal online survey, forms and feedback SaaS platform used by businesses, researchers (and students) and individuals
  • The Washington Postdaily broadsheet newspaper in Washington, D.C.

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Trump Approval Falls to 33% as Midterms Near