Donald Trump faces plunging approval ratings as he approaches 100 days in office with concerns over economic policies

As Donald Trump nears his 100th day in office, his approval rating has hit a record low, with 72% of Americans fearing his economic policies could lead to a recession.

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The Headline

Public opinion deteriorates on Trump's policies and leadership

Public concern about recession due to Trump's policies
72%
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Strong approval rating for Trump's work
21%
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Decline in Trump's net approval on foreign policy
-15 points
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Key Facts
  • Trump's approval rating is now the lowest for any newly elected president at the 100-day mark in over seven decades, hovering around 39% to 41%.Cnn1
  • There is significant public concern about Trump's economic policies, with 72% believing they might lead to a recession.
  • Criticism of Trump's leadership style is mounting, particularly regarding his handling of foreign policy which has seen a 15-point drop in approval since his inauguration.Unherd

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Future Outlook

Trump aims to rally support amidst approval slump

Key Facts
  • Trump plans to celebrate the 100 days milestone with a rally in Michigan, a state pivotal to his election success, amidst declining approval ratings.1
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Background Context

Challenges faced during Trump's first 100 days

Approval rating at 100 days
39% to 45%
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Current approval rating in first 100 days
41%
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Key Facts
  • As President Donald Trump nears the 100th day in office, his approval rating is reported to be between 39% and 45% in various polls.Kitv
  • Donald Trump is facing growing opposition to his ambitious and controversial agenda, noticeable from the stark decline in his approval ratings.Washingtonpost1
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