Shocking New Presidential Polls Reveal Where Americans Stand on Donald Trump

Still, experts warn that the numbers shouldn’t be dismissed. Approval ratings aren’t just about pride. They shape the political landscape.

“When a president’s approval dips below 45%, lawmakers in his own party start to think differently,” explained historian Elaine Berns. “They become less willing to take risks for him, especially with midterm elections on the horizon.”

The historical pattern is clear: presidents with approval below 45% often see heavy losses in Congress during midterms. That’s why Trump’s latest numbers are rattling Republicans, even those who normally stand firmly behind him.

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