Trump's approval remains low while Democrats are increasingly unpopular

Recent survey shows persistent negativity for Trump's approval alongside rising discontent for Democrats.

Trump's approval ratings remain negative while public sentiment shifts against Democrats

A recent CNBC All-America Economic Survey reveals that President Donald Trump's approval ratings stay negative, despite a slight increase in the public's perception of the economy. The survey indicates that Trump's overall disapproval is at 51%, a rise from 51%-44% in April. His economic approval follows a similar trend, with only 45% approving and 53% disapproving. Notably, Trump's handling of key issues like inflation and federal spending remains unpopular, with only 39% of Independents approving of his economic leadership.

This survey reflects a complex political landscape where Trump's support is eroding, particularly among key voter demographics such as Independents. While economic confidence shows some signs of improvement, the persistent disapproval across critical issues suggests a growing disconnect between the administration's policies and public sentiment. With the Democratic party also facing negative ratings, it raises questions about upcoming electoral dynamics.

Highlights

Both Trump and the Democrats face growing challenges in securing public trust as the political climate shifts.