Trump disapproval highest in both terms: Fox News poll
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President Trump's disapproval rating reached 59 percent in Fox News poll, the highest across both his first and second terms.
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President Trump's disapproval rating has reached its highest level across both his first and second terms, according to a Fox News poll released Wednesday. The survey found that 59 percent of registered voters disapprove of his presidential performance, with 47 percent strongly disapproving, while 41 percent approve of his handling of the office. The finding is significant because Fox News polling has traditionally been closely watched by the Trump administration and Republican lawmakers as a barometer of public sentiment. Disapproval ratings of this magnitude typically signal erosion of support among key voter groups and can influence Republican congressional strategy heading into midterm election considerations. The poll underscores the political headwinds the administration faces as it advances its policy agenda.
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