TechFlow News, March 25: According to data from JINSHI Data, a Reuters/Ipsos poll reported by Reuters shows that U.S. President Trump’s approval rating has recently fallen to its lowest level since his return to the White House, driven by surging fuel prices and widespread public opposition to the Iran war he initiated.
This four-day poll, which concluded on Monday, found that 36% of Americans approve of Trump’s job performance—down from 40% in last week’s poll by the same organization.
Since the U.S.-Israel joint strikes against Iran on February 28, gasoline prices have surged significantly across the United States, and public assessments of Trump’s economic stewardship and management of cost-of-living issues have markedly deteriorated. Only 25% of respondents approved of Trump’s handling of cost-of-living concerns—a central pillar of his 2024 presidential campaign.
Nationwide, only 29% of Americans approve of Trump’s economic management—the lowest figure recorded during either of his presidential terms and lower than any economic approval rating achieved by his predecessor, Democratic President Biden. Voter anxiety over the economy—particularly rising living costs—was a key factor in Biden’s electoral defeat, while Trump campaigned on a promise to deliver a prosperous economy.
