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Support for Trump Drops Sharply.
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A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that public support for former President Donald Trump has fallen to its lowest level since he took office in January.
Approval Falls to 42 Percent
Only 42% of Americans currently approve of Trump’s performance, down from 43% just three weeks ago — and 47% on the day he was inaugurated.
Trump’s Lowest Approval Rating Yet
The drop marks Trump’s lowest recorded approval rating since entering office in 2017.
Poll Conducted by Ipsos for Reuters
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Majority Oppose a Third Term
Two-thirds of respondents say Trump should not run for a third term, despite his public suggestions to do so.
Even Republicans Are Divided
Among Republican respondents, 53% say Trump should not pursue a third term, despite his continued influence within the party.
Constitutional Limits Ignored?
The U.S. Constitution limits presidents to two elected terms — a rule Trump has publicly questioned in past speeches.
Executive Orders and Power Consolidation
Since returning to office in January, Trump has issued a wave of executive orders targeting government agencies, universities, and private firms.
Pushback Over University Crackdowns
Critics say Trump’s recent pressure on universities — including claims of antisemitic propaganda — is fueling public discomfort.
Americans Oppose Withholding University Funding
According to the poll, 57% of respondents, including one-third of Republicans, disagree with withholding federal funding from universities over political disputes.
Most Americans Want Court Rulings Respected
A striking 83% believe the president must comply with federal court rulings, even if he personally disagrees with them.
Growing Public Unease
As Trump tests constitutional norms and escalates culture war battles, more Americans appear uneasy with the direction of his leadership.
