Trump's approval falls to a Reuters/Ipsos low of 32% as Republican approval drops 9 points in a week
Republicans' approval of his handling of the cost of living is down 26 points since January, to 44%, five weeks before the Nov. 3 midterms.
Donald Trump's job approval fell to 32% in the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, down 3 points in a week and an all-time low in that poll, The Hill reported Saturday, Sept. 26. Quinnipiac has him at 33%, near the 32% record low it recorded in July. The Republican slide. Approval among Republicans fell from 82% to 73% in one week, per Reuters/Ipsos. It was 86% in January and 91% just after his second inauguration. The policies. Republicans' approval of his handling of the economy is down 24 points since January, to 56%. On the cost of living it is down 26 points, to 44%. Among all voters, Quinnipiac has 32% approving of his handling of the economy, his lowest on that issue in its polling.