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“Unfortunately for Republicans, questionable polling from many sources and President Trump’s low approval ratings turned out to be reasonably accurate predictors of the midterms.”

“Donalds made headlines in late September when some references to Trump, whose approval ratings have continued to decline, were scrubbed from his campaign website.”

“First, it has impacted Trump’s approval rating, which will decide the fate of many congressional Republicans and has fallen since the war began.”

“Two years later, in 1938, Gallup started tracking presidential approval ratings.”

“First, it has impacted Trump’s approval rating, which will decide the fate of many congressional Republicans and has fallen since the war began.”

“The ad campaign was designed to boost Republican prospects in the upcoming 2026 midterm elections and shore up President Donald Trump’s approval ratings — a move the DNC argues constitutes unlawful "publicity or propaganda," the lawsuit states.”

“It's also battling high costs at the grocery stores and gas pumps tied to what polls show is an unpopular war with Iran, as well as President Donald Trump's underwater approval ratings.”

“She now has the support of 50% of voters and saw her favorability and job approval ratings edge into positive territory.”

“…News national survey finds views souring as voters feel the Trump administration lacks a clear strategy for ending the war, a growing number think the conflict will make the U.S. less safe, and a majority believes the decision to take military action was…”

“Those views contribute to Trump’s 39% job approval (61% disapprove).”