Trump was reported to have a net approval rating of 43.6% on July 6, a decrease from his 46.1% reported approval rating at the end of May and 43.6% rating at the end of June. The president was also reported to have a 36.5% approval rating among independent voters, which is a 3.1% increase from his personal low set on April 27.

This decline in Trump's approval rating among Republicans could signal growing dissatisfaction within the party's core supporters.

President Trump’s net approval rating reached its lowest point yet of his second term in office in the Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ) polling average.  Trump’s net approval rating reached 9.2 points

President Donald Trump's approval rating among Black voters has reportedly seen a significant decline since the 2024 election, according to recent polls. Decision Desk HQ, which aggregates various polls,

The latest Navigator Research poll, conducted June 26 to June 30, found Trump at 45 percent approval and 53 percent disapproval—a slight recovery from early June, when he hit a record low for this term at 43 percent approval and 55 percent disapproval.